the graph of the equation y- X= 2 represent geometrically
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The equation is x = y -2.
The graph for this eqn is a straight line occurring in the first two quadrants.
However, it shall occupy the 3rd quadrant in a situation where the values of y are negative
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For every value of y, x shall have the value lesser by 2. For example, when y=0 x= -2; x=5 y=3
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A straight line ......
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