Asked by allen
Write the equation of the line with x-intercept (–6, 0) and undefined slope.
would this be wrote as
0=k*-6
I would write it as y= k(x-6)
an undefined slope means that the line is vertical, there is no y term in your equation, since you are not "describing" the y value.
all you have to "describe" is the x value, so it would simply be x = -6
similarly a horizontal line would say y = b, where b is a constant.
Reiny,
Can you explain this in greater detail?
I so not understand.
would this be wrote as
0=k*-6
I would write it as y= k(x-6)
an undefined slope means that the line is vertical, there is no y term in your equation, since you are not "describing" the y value.
all you have to "describe" is the x value, so it would simply be x = -6
similarly a horizontal line would say y = b, where b is a constant.
Reiny,
Can you explain this in greater detail?
I so not understand.
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