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What is the slope of the line x = –5?
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Does not exist or undefined.
the line x=-5, is all y's where x=-5. so basically it's a vertical line passing through x=-5. Like this:|dw:1337432737268:dw| so what would be the slope? what do you think?
\(y=\dfrac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x_1}\) \(x\) does not change so there is a zero in the denominator, therefore the slope does not exist.
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