Arrange the slopes from flattest to steepest. -3/2, 0, 4/3, undefined

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To arrange the slopes we need to take their absolute values.
1. U<span>ndefined slope means a vertical line, so it is going to be steepest.
2.|4/3| = 4/3
3.|-3/2| = 3/2
4. 0 means horizontal line.

</span>From flattest to steepest: 0, -3/2, 4/3, undefined.

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