Select the coordinates of two points on the line y = −2. a. (2, −2) and (−2, 2) b. (−2, −2)

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[tex](x;\ y)\\\\if\ y=-2\ then\ coordinates\ of\ any\ points\ has\ form\ (x;-2)\\\\therefore\ your\ answer\ is\ \boxed{c.\ (2;-2)\ and\ (0;-2)}[/tex]

[tex](x;\ y)\\\\if\ y=-2\ then\ coordinates\ of\ any\ points\ has\ form\ (x;-2)\\\\therefore\ your\ answer\ is\ \boxed{c.\ (2;-2)\ and\ (0;-2)}[/tex]

c

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is C because -2 is located on the y-axis.

Y = -2this is a horizontal line where y is always gonna be -2, no matter what x is.

answer is : C. (2,-2)(0,-2)...u see how both of ur y points are -2

Y=-2 is a horizontal line, each point which lies on this line has the y-coordinate -2.
Only in option C both points have the y-coordinate equal to -2.
The answer is C.

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