the pair points are (6,-2) and (10,-1) what would its verticle slope be? -2?

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lgbasallote · Answer

didn't you ask this before?

aripotta · Answer

you mean, slope? it's not a vertical line. vertical lines have the same x value

anonymous · Answer

see slope of the line is different than what u mean by verticle...

anonymous · Answer

yeah but i have to find the verticle slope of it. i didnt know i thought it was just asking what the vertcle slope was in general. but i have to find the verticle slope of those points. and yes i meant verticle slope

anonymous · Answer

as for the slope here it is  (-1+2)/(10-6)=1/4

anonymous · Answer

1/4 isnt an option

aripotta · Answer

but it's not vertical slope...because it's not a vertical line...

anonymous · Answer

for vertical line the slope is always infinity...

anonymous · Answer

but is the answer for ur vetical quetion is  -2

anonymous · Answer

same for verticle line?

lgbasallote · Answer

you never know...there could really exist a "vertical slope"

anonymous · Answer

okay

lgbasallote · Answer

but if i were to guess....subtract -1 - (-2)

lgbasallote · Answer

vertical slope may mean vertical component of the slope

lgbasallote · Answer

which is -1 - (-2)