What is the slope of the line x = -5?

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What is the slope of the line x = -5?
 	
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precal · Answer

what type of line is x=-5

camerondoherty · Answer

undefined because there are infinite solutions

camerondoherty · Answer

@DEEISME you're just helping them get free answers by not even knowing how they did it and it wont help them learn...

precal · Answer

ok here is a good way to learn your slopes and the types of slopes

anonymous · Answer

True I delete it

precal · Answer

|dw:1404925582463:dw|if the line is going up, the slope is positive

camerondoherty · Answer

http://prntscr.com/410ffd it has infinite solutions if you look at the graph

precal · Answer

|dw:1404925620611:dw|if the line is going down, the slope is negative

precal · Answer

|dw:1404925648346:dw|if the line is vertical, then the slope is undefined notice the u to remind us of this

camerondoherty · Answer

nvm xD

precal · Answer

|dw:1404925705700:dw|if the line is horizontal then the slope is zero, notice the two zeros on the ends to remind us of this

precal · Answer

|dw:1404925746097:dw|this is slope guy

camerondoherty · Answer

xD

precal · Answer

ok  x=-5 is a vertical line, what is its slope?

camerondoherty · Answer

can i say it lol

precal · Answer

sure

camerondoherty · Answer

lol undefined right? because the line is straight and vertical. If it was horizantal it would have 0 solutions