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What is the slope of y = -1

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Slope is rise/run.

y=-1 is a horizontal line where the y value is always one no matter what x is.

Therefore the rise is 0 and run is infinite

so 0/infinity=0 because 0/anything=0.

One thing I want to note is if you have a vertical line, where rise is infinite, and run is 0 infinite/0=undefined because you can't divide by 0 :-)

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