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Suppose a line L has an equation Ax+By+C==0, what is the slope of L if B=0 and A does not equal 0

Suppose a line L has an equation Ax+By+C==0, what is the slope of L if B=0 and A does not equal 0
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Suppose a line L has an equation Ax+By+C==0, what is the slope of L if B=0 and A does not equal 0

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User Rudraksh Pathak
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If B=0, and A≠0, then
Ax+C=0, or x=-C/A, a constant value.
This signifies L is a vertical line with slope ∞
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