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For the graph y= 1 find the slope of a line that is perpendicular to it and the slope of a line parallel to it. Explain your answer with two or more sentences

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It is a horizontal line on 1
User SternK
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Answer:

Parallel:
m = 0 (Horizontal), Perpendicular:
m = -(1)/(0) (Vertical)

Explanation:

The equation y = 1 is an horizontal straight line (
y = 0\cdot x + 1). The slope of a line parallel to it is
m = 0. The slope of line perpendicular to it is
m = -(1)/(0), since slope is represented by tangent function, which is undefined at
\theta = \pm 0.5\pi.

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