SOLUTION: Here are lengths of a triangle A(0,0) B(,12,6) C(18,0).
I need to find an equation for AC
Use y=mx+b form.
By the Way the slope of AC is 0
I keep getting 0, and I don't think t
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-> SOLUTION: Here are lengths of a triangle A(0,0) B(,12,6) C(18,0).
I need to find an equation for AC
Use y=mx+b form.
By the Way the slope of AC is 0
I keep getting 0, and I don't think t
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Question 379986: Here are lengths of a triangle A(0,0) B(,12,6) C(18,0).
I need to find an equation for AC
Use y=mx+b form.
By the Way the slope of AC is 0
I keep getting 0, and I don't think that is right...
Explain please Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You are correct. The slope of AC is 0 and it turns out that the equation of AC is (which is a horizontal line)
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