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Y=-2 what is the slope
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Y=-2 what is the slope

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Answer:

m = 0

Explanation:

This type of linear equation would be a horizontal line when graphed meaning that the slope would equal zero.

So in the equation y = -2, the slope is missing as the ' mx ' because it is horizontal.

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Answer:

Slope = 0

Explanation:

This is a HORIZONTAL line ....horizontal lines have slope = 0

VERTICAL lines like x =2 have UNDEFINED slope.

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