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This document provides two examples of slope calculations. The first example shows a line with points (0,0) and (13,2) which results in a slope of 0. The second example uses points (0,0) and (2,1) which results in an undefined slope. A brief explanation is given that a slope of zero means the line is horizontal while an undefined slope means the line is vertical.
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Super egg presentation
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- 7. y x Whew! I am fine! My slope is ZERO! Ouch!!! I am so not fine! My slope is UNDEFINED! Y = 2 x = 5
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