List 3 ordered pairs that make a horizontal line and their slope

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PC Luddite asked Jul 15, 2022

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List 3 ordered pairs that make a horizontal line and their slope

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ordered pairs: (3,0) (6,0) (9,0)

slope : 0

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Hey There!

So if you graph a line that has a horizontal line then the slope is going to be 0

If you look at the graph i put an example with three points

List 3 ordered pairs that make a horizontal line and their slope-example-1

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