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Write the equation of line parallel to the y-axis and passing through (-2, 4).

The equation of line is given by: ax + by + c = 0


The equation of line parallel to the y-axis, x = a


Now, the line passes through (-2, 4), therefore,


-2 = a


Hence, the equation of line is x = -2.


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