rene27
rene27 rene27
  • 15-11-2018
  • Mathematics
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can the equation y=1 be written in the form y=mx+b?

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Okell Okell
  • 15-11-2018

It is technically in the format, it just doesn't have a slope which is why x isn't involved. Otherwise it would look weird to put y=0x+1 even though it would help to comprehend it.

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ann0218511
ann0218511 ann0218511
  • 15-11-2018

Since y=1 does not have a slope because no x is found, this would be already written in the slope intercept form as y= 0x + 1

This would look like a horizontal line across the y intercept which in this case it would be 1

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