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What is the slope of a line that is parallel to the x-axis? 0 1 undefined

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its 0 because the slope would be one if it was a positive line and itd go up and across one unitl and it is undefined if it is parallel to the y axis
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Answer:

The slope is 0.

Explanation:

In the plane, we can write all the lines using the following equation :


y=ax^(2)+b

Where ''a'' and ''b'' are real numbers and ''a'' is the slope of the line.

If
a=0 we will have the following lines :


a=0
y=(0)x^(2)+b\\y=b

All the lines with the form
y=b are parallel to the x-axis and intersect the y-axis in the point
(0,b).

The slopes of all this lines is equal to 0 given that
a=0

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