A horizontal line graph (parallel to the $x$-axis) represents the situation that:
A horizontal line graph (parallel to the $x$-axis) represents the situation that:
- $y$ changes uniformly with $x$
- $y$ remains constant as $x$ changes
- $x$ remains constant as $y$ changes
- $y$ doubles with every unit change in $x$
Solution
A horizontal line has slope $0$ and a constant $y$-value, so $y$ does not change as $x$ varies.
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