In equation of a line parallel to x-axis, value of y is?

Linear equations are used to describe physical phenomena such as the speed of an object, the speed of a train between two stations, and so on. Linear equations can be printed on graph paper and appear as a straight line in mathematics

Coordinate geometry is the branch of mathematics that deals with graphs.

We know that the x-axis equation is y=0.

As a result, the equation for a line parallel to the x-axis is: y = k.

Where "k" is a fixed number.

The generalised version of a line equation parallel to the x-axis is the above equation.

"k" is likewise a real number, and it is the distance between the x-axis and the line y=k.

Y = 2 is an example of a line equation that is parallel to the x-axis. Y - 2 = 0 is another way to write it.

Hence, in equation of a line parallel to x-axis, value of y is constant.