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Chapter 4: Q. 248 (page 494)

Find the slope of the liney=-3.

Short Answer

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The slope of the line is0.

Step by step solution

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Step 1.  Given information .

Consider the given liney=-3.

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Step 2.  Formula used .

The formula used to find the slope ism=riserun.

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Step 3.  Find the slope .

The given line y=-3is a horizontal line in the form of y=band it is stated that the slope of a horizontal line in the form of y=bis 0.

Therefore the slope of the liney=-3is0.

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