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?

Question

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?

confxsedaf · Answer

if you graphed the line of the point (-6,-3) and (-6,4) it would be a vertical line. 
the line is straight and goes through the y-axis 
the slope would be 0 or undefined and you would have y=-6x+0 as x=-6

abbycross167 · Answer

Thank you very much @confxsedaf