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How can you find the slope and the intercept 0f a line wh...
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WinpossibleUser3687
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How can you find the slope and the intercept 0f a line when given only y=-2??
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The equation of a linear line is :
Y = mx + c
Where,
m = slope of line, c = intercept and x, y are variables
Therefore, comparing the basic equation (y = mx + c) and the equation as per the question y = -2
The x component in the line is not present, therefore the slope is zero i.e. m = 0
And the constant term in the equation is -2 therefore, the intercept would be c = -2.
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Aug 30, 10 06:56AM PST
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