Medal to who gives the most detailed answer!!!!!!!! which pair of points forms a vertical line segment? A. (-3,5) (5,-3) B. (4, -2) (4,3) C. (-8,1) (5,1) D. (2,3) (-2,5)
hello @TheOcean
hmm
give me a sec.
little tricky
ok first make a gragh labeld from 1 to 10
ok
any 2 points with the same x, form a vertical line.
oh ok
That's the reason why the slope of vertical line is undefined, because look at the slope formula... (y1-y2)/(x1-x2) in a vertical line x1 and x2 will always be same and you will always have a zero on the bottom which makes it undefined.
well make a grauph. i tried butr failed. 1 sec
so it would be b
@TheOcean , no need for graphing, just look for a pair of points that have same x coordinate
@noahs686 yes, it's B!
thanks give the ocean a badge just to do it she tried to
Sure ;)
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well i was trying to find a graph paper srry bout tht
you can use a graphing calculator on https://www.desmos.com/calculator (sign up, gmail and password, to be able to save your work) or any other graphing calculator on https://www.google.com/#q=graphing+calculator
igot another question
oopsy well i thought i could do a good description of the result. go ahead and ask @noahs686
a square has a perimeter of 12 units. one of it's vertices is at (5, -2. which of the following are possible coordinates of another vertex? recall that perimeter is the sum of the lengths of the sides A. (9,-2) B (8,-2) C. (5,5) D. (5,-1)
its hard
hmm ya it is. what grade are you even in
6th
tht must be further into the year. i am taking online k12 classes and i am also in 6th
connexus
?
i was supposed to take k12 but my mom got mixed up with k12 and connexus
oh lol
their exactly alike
so can you figure it out
probably
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