document.write( "Question 207181: How do you put x-4=7 into slope-intercept form? This is what I tried already:\r
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Algebra.Com's Answer #156631 by mickclns(59)\"\" \"About 
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This is the ONLY kind of linear equation that CANNOT be put in slope-intercept form, because it is a vertical line and has no slope (not a slope of 0, that is horizontal, but its slope is undefined) -- pick two points on a vertical line, the rise will be something, the run will be 0, so rise / run will be undefined -- you can't divide by 0.\r
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