Question

What is the slope of the line x = −5? (1 point)


Undefined
0
−5
5
Anyone know please?

Answer 1

vertical line = 0 slope (remember slope = rise /over)
horizontal line = undefined

Answer 2

So it's 0?

Answer 3

yes right bec = -5 would be the vertical line

Answer 4

Ok ty

Answer 5

It said it was wrong :(

Answer 6

oh god facepalm i switched x and y i'm soo sorry

Answer 7

x=vertical line = undefined slope
y=horizontal line = 0 slope bec x values would be the same
and if you use the formula \[\huge\rm \frac{ y_2-y_1 }{ x_2 -x_1 }\]
we would get 0 at the denominator (bec the line have same x-coordinate )
and when you subtract same two numbers you will get
and if we get 0 at the denominator then answer would be undefined

Answer 8

same x value
for ally-coordinates

Answer 9

so \[\huge\rm \frac{ y_2 - y_1 }{ x_2-x_1 }= \frac{ y_2 -y_1}{ -5-(-5)}\]

Answer 10

did you get it ?
and i'm sorry ...:(

Answer 11

its ok :( and i got a C- atleast not a D :/