Write the equation of the line with an undefined slope, passing through the point (2, 5).
point slope form
y-y0 = m(x-x0)
that doesnt help me
that's because apparently you haven't been learning from previous problems. this is the 3rd or 4th problem with the same type of conditions...
it doesnt help me...and i work them out and get totally different anwser then from what you get.
just compare examples in the book that give you point slope form, and look at how the graph is constructed. 2 points make a line right?
ok, write out what you have... we'll see if they're right...
x= 2 is all i get...so i guess it would be x=2-y?
no, x=2 is your answer...
well then idk what im doing wrong
whenever you have undefined slope, that is a vertical line. there is no y in your equation.
so then is just 2
think about it, there is no way you can get slope from a vertical line. RISE over RUN? theres no run for a line that just goes straight up, in fact it is 0 RUN. what happens when you divide by 0? you cant
you need an equation... x=2 is the equation of the vertical line.
@babacusazn , good point...:)
so is that it then ? is that the answer? yea you have a o. thats just a o....so
5x=2? is that the answer?
draw the point (2,5) the location of that point is at position 2 away from the origin on the x axis and 5 up from the y axis. the only thing that could pass through that point with the aforementioned undefined slope is a vertical line. where does that vertical line pass through?
that doesnt help me....is the answer 5x=2? because that all im getting i dont understand what you are saying...nor do i understand rise over run....
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is that where the point is located?
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