What is the equation of a horizontal line passing through the point (2, 10)? y = 12 x = −8 y = 10 x = 2
is it x=2 ?? im not sure
Horizontal line means it's (0,0)
so its x=2 ?? yes
So just plug in (0, 0) to get a slope: \(\LARGE \frac{ 10-0}{2-0} \) gives use what? And nope
Whoops, mess up there, one sec
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to look at it is that a horizontal line has a slope of zero, so using the point-slope form of the straight line
and in horizontal the slope is always zero do you got it @itsmichelle29
so y=10
and can it not be x=2
because as we apply here point slope form y-y1=m(x-x1) y-10=0(x-2) y-10=0 and then y=10
Yes, the slope is zero, but the coordinates are not always (0, 0), that's where I messed up, sorry. Since it's (2, 10) and it's passing through it, being horizontal it'll be ( 0, 10)
ohh lol okay i get it now thanks
its y=10
this question is good @itsmichelle29 and interesting one
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