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3 years ago

Which equation is perpendicular to the y axis

1 answer:

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C is the only one that is perpendicular.
The quickest way I can explain it is that the y-axis runs up and down, making the slope undefined. Something perpendicular to an undefined slope is a 0-slope. The only equation of the choices that has a 0-slope is C. Comment if you want a more detailed answer.

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