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What is the slope of line that passes through the points 0,6 and 0,5

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Answer:

infinite or undefined

Explanation:

Use the slope equation:


(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)

Use the 2 points:

(0,6) and (0,5)

Substitute in the values:

(5-6)/(0-0)

simplify


(-1)/(0)

Since we are left with a fraction over 0, we can say that the slope is infinite or undefined, since the fraction is not possible. If we were to graph these 2 points and draw a line through them, the points would both end up on the y-axis, creating a vertical line. A vertical line's slope is infinite or undefined.

Hope this helps! :)

User John Franke
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Answer:

Explanation:

Slope of line passing through points (0,6) and (0,5) is given by,

Slope(m)=y2-y1÷x2-x1

=5-6÷0-0

=∞

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