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Since there is no x variable on the right hand side you are going to have a horizontal line at y = -13/pi|dw:1405381377853:dw| So what would you say the slope is here?
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oh......y intercept will always be -4.13 right?
Well at x = 1 it is y = -13/pi at x = 2 it is y = -13/pi If we use these two points (x, -13/pi) for (x1, y1) and (x, -13/pi) for (x2, y2) When we calculate slope: m = x2-x1/y2-y1 what do we get?
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