Any line with an undefined slope is parallel to the a.x-axis b.y-axis c.line y = x
\[\huge\rm \frac{ y_2 -y_1}{ x_2 -x_1 }=m\] formula to find slope when will you get undefined slope ??
when you have same x or same y values ?? x= number ( vertical line) y= number (horizontal line )
so y=x
y=mx+b is same as y=mx+0 where m is slope and b represent y-intercept
im sorry, i dont get it i suck at this:(
when would be the fraction undefined ?? if you have 0/a or a/0 ?
o/a i think
well you can divide 0 by a number but you can't divide anything by 0 can you >??
\[\large\rm \frac{ anything }{ 0 }=undefined \]
\[\huge\rm \frac{ y_2 -y_1}{ x_2 -x_1 }=m\] formula to find slope this fraction representt the slope formula in order to get undefined slope you need same x values so when you subtract them you will get 0 like 2-2 , 3-3
so it was c?
now draw a line on the graph http://prnt.sc/aa3eue y values are constant when you draw horizontal line and the x values would be constant when we draw vertical lines (that will give you undefiend slope )
y=x is same as y=1x which is same as y=mx where m is the slope
oooo yhanks i get it know its y- axis right?
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