6. Is the line with equation y = -8 horizontal or vertical? What is the slope of this line?
totally horizontal.
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No, it's a curve defined in\[\mathbb{R}^{16}\]that can be expressed using elliptic equations.
... my point is:
andres123, a line is defined as follows:\[y=mx+b.\]I pray you've seen that equation before. Now, if there is no x in y = mx + b, what does that imply? It implies m = 0. What does a slope (m) of 0 indicate?
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m is taught as being "rise over run." When is a fraction 0?\[\frac{0}{c},\] where c is any number. Thus, if the "rise" is 0, then the line is horizontal. I hope you got that.
no.... acrosss.... your so lost... not even a map will help you right now... its ok though
Actually, across is exactly right and is trying to show you something important here.
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