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Point-slope form of equation of a line?

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I am quite having trouble with our homework. So one of the problem goes:
(-6,5), m=0
asked Nov 6, 2014 in ALGEBRA 1 by anonymous

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The slope of the line equation m = 0

Point passing through the equation is (-6,5)

Line Equation when slope m is given

y = mx + b

y = b

The Point (-6,5) passes through the line equation y = b.

5 = b

Therefore b = 5

Then the Line Equation is y = 5.

Therefore the Line Equation of slope m = 0 and passing through the Point (-6,5) is y = 5.

answered Nov 6, 2014 by dozey Mentor
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Slope of the line is zero, so the line is parallel to x-axis.

The line equation will be its y-coordinate. i.e., y = 5.

answered Nov 7, 2014 by anonymous

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