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Line $y = 4$ is _____________.
Parallel to Y-axis
Intersecting both axes
Parallel to X-axis
Passes throw origin

A

Intersecting both axes

B

Parallel to X-axis

C

Parallel to Y-axis

D

Passes throw origin

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$y = 4$ , represents line parallel to X-axis.

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