SOLUTION: Give some ideas about linear equations whose graphs do not cross the x-axis and for others that do not cross the y-axis.

SOLUTION: Give some ideas about linear equations whose graphs do not cross the x-axis and for others that do not cross the y-axis.

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Question 301650: Give some ideas about linear equations whose graphs do not cross the x-axis and for others that do not cross the y-axis.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If a linear equation never crosses the x axis it is in the form y=5 and is horizontal and has a slope of zero
If a linear equation never crosses the y axis it is in the form x=5 and is vertical and the slope is undefined.

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