How do you find the slope of $y - 4 = 6$ $y - 4 = 6$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-04-05T12:33:14

Slope $= 0$ $= 0$

$y - 4 = 6$ $y-4 =6$

$:. y = 10$

That is $y = 10 forall x in RR$

Hence, $y=10$ is a horizontal line parallel to the $x-$ axis through the point $(0,10)$

Any a horizontal line parallel to the $x-$ axis has a slope of 0.

We can see this on the graphic below.

graph{y=0.000x+10 [-23.57, 22.03, -3.62, 19.2]}

How do you find the slope of y - 4 = 6y−4=6 y - 4 = 6?