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Slope Command
Syntax
Slope[line g]
Action
Creates the slope of a line g (if g is parallel to y-axis, it returns -infinity, if g is defined as yAxis or line parelel to yAxis, it returns infinity).
Note
- This command also draws the slope triangle whose size may be changed (see Properties dialog).
- To show the slope as fraction, use FractionText Command
- To visualize slope of function in given point you may use this command together with Tangent Command. Calculating this slope can be done simply by Derivative Command.
Examples
- Slope[Line[(1,0),(0,2)]] returns -2.
- Slope Command
- Lines: applet showing relation between slopes of perpendicular lines.
Tools associated wirh this command
See also