How do I solve: y= -3 and x = 6 , graphically?

How do a graph a solution of two unknowns with no known connection between the two, only  the two values?
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The problem (y = -3, x = 6) is the solution already (y = -3, x = 6).

To graph it, put a horzontal line at y = -3 and a vertical line at x = 6.  The point where they cross (6, -3) is the solution.
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