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help!!!!!!!! asap What is the slope of the line through the points (5, 2) and (5, -3)? b) Describe the line through these points
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there is no slope, because the \(x\) values are the same for both points, you have a vertical line
btw "no slope" is not the same as "slope is zero" it means the slope of the line is not defined
And to expand on what satellite said, the slope is "not defined" because slope is rise/run, or change in y / change in x, so since x remains at 5, then the slope is dy/0, and since you cannot divide by zero, the slope is undefined.
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