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Solving the implicit equation for y when Δx=0 gives
y=yA​+ΔxΔy​(x−xA​),m=xB​−xA​yB​−yA​​.​
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Here “gradient” means the slope dy/dx, rather than the gradient (a,b) of an implicit defining function. If Δx=0 and A=B, the straight line is vertical and has no finite slope. If Δy=0 and Δx=0, its slope is zero.

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