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The slope is

(change in 'y' produced by a change in 'x') divided by (change in 'x' that produces it).

The slope of any horizontal line on the graph is zero because the value of 'y' is

the same everywhere on the line. No matter how much you change 'x' along

the line, 'y' never changes.

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