What is the slope of the line that passes through (1, 4) and (1, –3)?

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anonymous · Answer

appy two point form formula............

anonymous · Answer

question makes no sense since x does not increase from 1 to 1
slope is undefined

anonymous · Answer

Since x is same for both points, hence it is a vertical line. Hence, the slope of this line is infinity

anonymous · Answer

argh

anonymous · Answer

actaully it is  not infinity

razor99 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

parallel to y axis.

razor99 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

it is just not a number. don't let anyone tell you that 
$$\frac{1}{0}=\infty$$ it is not true, not even as a limit statement (which it is not)

anonymous · Answer

No you are correct, I admit

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

we should say undefined, but the question makes sense :)

anonymous · Answer

i see the question often enough to know it is frequently asked, but it is akin to asking what the gas milage is on my bicycle, so in fact it doesn't make much sense

anonymous · Answer

what is  $ \infty $?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, not in much of mood for argument, but these two are not same, and finally the question seemingly now making some sense