What type of slope is demonstrated by the line below?(5,5)(5,-5)A. Zero slopeB. Undefined slopeC. Positive slopeD. Negative slope

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Shians asked Dec 1, 2023

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What type of slope is demonstrated by the line below?(5,5)(5,-5)A. Zero slopeB. Undefined slopeC. Positive slopeD. Negative slope

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it is Negative

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Let's find the slope

$m=\frac{y2-y1}{x2\text{ - }x1}=\text{ }\frac{-5-5}{5\text{ - 5}}=\text{ }(-10)/(0)=undefined$

So it is an undefined slope.

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