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Equation of the Vertical Line

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-08-02] [Hit: ]
because there is no change in the x-axis.So,Therefore, the equation for the vertical line passing through (8,......
Write an equation of the vertical line passing through the point (8,5).

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Vertical for you and vertical for me may not be same. So there must be some wrong wording.
Did you mean parallel to y-axis? Then it is x=8 but then what do you call a line parallel to z-axis as?Slant or horizontal or neither?Use appropriate terminology by thinking to yourself.

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VERTICAL line, you say?

Well, since it's a vertical line, the gradient (which is equal to the change in y/change in x) will be undefined or zero, because there is no change in the x-axis.

So, the equation of a straight line is in the form y=mx + c (where m is the gradient of the line and c the y-intercept)
Therefore, the equation for the vertical line passing through (8,5) will be: y=5

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x equals 5 is the equation

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x = 8
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