Describe the set of points (x, y, z) defined by the equation.
-x = -2 and z = -4
A) All points of the form (-4, y, -2)
B) Only the point (0, 0, -4)
C) All points of the form (-2, y, -4)
D) All points of the form (-2, -4, 0)

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The equation defines a line in three-dimensional space where x is always -2 and z is always -4, allowing y to be any value. This corresponds to all points of the form (-2, y, -4).

Describe the Set of Points (X, Y, Z) Defined by the Equation