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y= -1 is this horizontal or vertical ?
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y = -1 is a horizontal line that cuts through -1 on the y-axis
horizontal.
This is horizontal because the slope is 0.
how do u figure slope if thats not given? or is it?
is that what the y means?
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Whenevr you have y= c where c is a constant it is ALWAYS a horizontal function.
y= pi, 3,4,6,100000, 10^99 , 242526 It's always horizontal.
The slope is 0 because the change in y is 0 so there is no slope.
y = -1 is the same as y = 0x-1 So the slope is 0
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