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What is the slope of any line that is parallel to the line x = 2? Group of answer choices

i just needan answer for my algebra class because i havent been there in five months due to personal reasons

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Greg B. answered • 03/16/22

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Peter R. answered • 03/16/22

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x = 2 is a vertical line at x equal to 2. Any point on that line has an x value = to 2. Therefore the slope is undefined. Any other vertical line would be parallel to that one. x = 1 x = -3 etc.

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Mark M.

Undetermined is not the same and infinite.
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Peter R.

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I've corrected it to undefined.
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Alana B.

As Peter stated, x=2 is a vertical line. Any number that is solely equal to x is going to be a vertical line at that x-value. Vertical lines always have an undefined slope.
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