A graph shows the quantity for Product A on the vertical axis and the quantity for Product B on the horizontal axis. What is the proper interpretation of a vertical line at a particular quantity for Product B that is parallel to the vertical axis of the

graph? What is the slope of the vertical line?

Please provide the best answer for the statement.


The vertical line indicates that the two products are unrelated. There is no change in Product A for a given quantity of Product B. The slope of a vertical line is infinite.

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