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Explanation:

WZ is horizontal:

When points W and Z are plotted on the graph and are connected to each other, it will be observed that a horizontal line is formed. Both points W and Z have a common y- coordinate. Therefore the horizontal line will pass through the y-axis at y value of 2. Horizontal lines have zero slopes.

Also the equation of line WZ is: y = 2


DG is neither

When points D and G are plotted on the graph and are connected to each other, it will be observed that neither a horizontal or vertical line is formed. Instead an oblique (or slanted) line is found. This oblique line will have a negative slope and will pass through the y-axis at y value of
-1

Also the equation of line DG is:
y= -x -1

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