When we have zero on the bottom of the slope, we call that no slope because of the rule that zero can never be in the denominator of a fraction. An example of this would be a line that goes through the points (-.6, -3) and (-.6, 4). If you plotted these points, what would this graph look like? What should this equation be?

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When we have zero on the bottom of the slope, we call that no slope because of the rule that zero can never be in the denominator of a fraction.  An example of this would be a line that goes through the points     (-.6, -3) and (-.6, 4).  If you plotted these points, what would this graph look like?  What should this equation be?

Can someone please help me answer this?

anonymous · Answer

find the slope y2-y1/x2-x1, but this line would be vertical

anonymous · Answer

so there would be no slope