Durrr. I don't know what this is. Durrr.

[Anonymous No.14497712]

It's undefined. Who's to say what this is?
I guess we'll never know what this is.

>/sci/ will defend this.

[Anonymous No.14497717]

>>14497712
So what do you think the slope is?

[Anonymous No.14497718]

Its undefined as in infinite.
You have a rise with 0 run, aka dividing by 0.
Now tell me why a horizontal slope is defined

[Anonymous No.14497720]

>>14497718
>Its undefined as in infinite.
It's undefined as in undefined, mindlet.

[Anonymous No.14497724]

>>14497720
go back to middle school

[Anonymous No.14497728]

>>14497712
Something is undefined if you haven't defined it. If you define it, then it will be defined. You can define it as infinity if you please, or you may not. You may also define it as 3.

[Anonymous No.14497740]

>>14497712
If this is a brainlet thread as opposed to a bait thread, well, it just goes to show that some brainlets really struggle with the idea of human conventions.
It's like those brainlets sharing certain viral math images who can't grasp that an order of operations such as PEMDAS is simply a human convention and that alternative orders may yield a different value for a mathematical expression.

[Anonymous No.14497743]

>>14497712
Lol, grasping at straws.

[Anonymous No.14497780]

>>14497724
>t. headlet

[Anonymous No.14497782]

>>14497728
>t. craniumlet

[Anonymous No.14497790]

>>14497712
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_at_infinity

[Anonymous No.14497879]

>>14497712
Slope is change in y with respect to x. But a vertical line only exists at one x value, so there is no change. The concept of slope does not apply here.

[Anonymous No.14498009]

>>14497879
best response here
slope definition does not apply, so the slope is undefined

[Anonymous No.14500559]

>>14497879
exactly, it's the platonic concept of "slopelessness"

[Anonymous No.14500566]

>>14497879
>>14498009
>>14500559
T.idiots

The line y = 4 doesn't have a change in slope either, so we should call that undefined too right?

Slope m = y'/0 is undefined because the limit of m diverges as you approach x from either side. Jesus christ.

[Anonymous No.14500581]

>>14497879
>Draw a horizontal line. Slope exists and is zero. Neat!
>Rotate paper 90 degrees. Line is now vertical. Slope doesn't exist.

You really expect me to believe that shit?

[Anonymous No.14500609]

>>14500581
point of reference
>>14500566
yes and?

[Anonymous No.14500611]

>>14500609
Point of privilege. Fuck you.

[Anonymous No.14500802]

>>14500566
you made me laugh hardcore anon. Now i have to go fap to dissipate this energy

[Anonymous No.14500805]

>>14500802
i meant >>14500581 i was laughing too hard

[Anonymous No.14501336]

>>14497712
the slope is i though