document.write( "Question 1087261: can b=0 also be written as b ≤ o?
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\n" ); document.write( "i know it would be m<0 and b=0
\n" ); document.write( " but can b=0 also be written as b ≤ 0 ?\r
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The answer was already given in: Linear-equations/1087168: Linear-equations/1087168
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document.write( "In answer to your question, b = 0 is exactly what it IMPLIES: b is EQUAL to 0, and CANNOT be written as b ≤ 0, since 
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document.write( "that indicates that b has values that are either EQUAL to 0, or is < 0. b has ONE and ONLY ONE value, and that's 0. \n" );
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