Question

I have another question similar to the previous one, find the parallel and perpendicular slope.
3x+y=3(x+2) @terenzreignz
so far I got it down to y=6 and perpendicular and parallel slope=undefined

Answer 1

NO !
There is a different between :
\[x=a~~~\text{and}~~ y=a\]
When :
\[x=a\]
then the slope is undefined
But, when :
\[y=a\]
then the slope is 0

Answer 2

oh so slope is 0 for parallel and perpendicular @Noura11

Answer 3

@terenzreignz TJ would the slope of a perpendicular line be 0 too?

Answer 4

Did you solve this equation? (I mean, like, simplify)

Answer 5

y=6

Answer 6

The equation of the line is :
\[y=6\]
So, the slope is 0.
So, the slope of a parallel line is 0 too,
while the slope of perpendicular line is undefined.

Answer 7

Noura's got you LOL
^_^

Answer 8

thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!