horizontal and vertical lines

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Horizontal Lines • What can you say about the rate of change of a horizontal line? – It is zero – It is neither increasing or decreasing – Therefore it is called a constant function • A couple examples are y = 5 f(x) = -17 • What is f(4)? • What is f(-10012)?

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Page 1: Horizontal and Vertical Lines

Horizontal Lines• What can you say about the rate of change of a

horizontal line?– It is zero– It is neither increasing or decreasing– Therefore it is called a constant function

• A couple examples are– y = 5– f(x) = -17• What is f(4)?• What is f(-10012)?

Page 2: Horizontal and Vertical Lines

Vertical Lines• Is the graph of a vertical line a function? Why or

why not?• It is a set of ordered pairs that satisfy a particular

condition• For example– x = 4– x = -11– Notice they will always have the same x-value

associated with multiple y-values so NOT A FUNCTION