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When does a slope equal zero and when is it undefined

When does a slope equal zero and when is it undefined
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When does a slope equal zero and when is it undefined

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When the slope is a horizontal, or a vertical straight line, that means that the slope is undefined, and therefore equates to 0.
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an undefined and zero slope occurs when either the numerator or denominator equals zero.

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