I got these four questions wrong on my homework. I am allowed to make corrections. Can I please get correct answers. Thanks. ## Understanding Slope Types### TaskDetermine the type of slope (positive, negative, zero, or undefined) for each line displayed in the diagrams.### Diagrams and Analysis#### Line 1- **Appearance**: The line is horizontal across the graph.- **Slope Explanation**: A horizontal line has a **zero** slope.#### Line 2- **Appearance**: The line rises from left to right.- **Slope Explanation**: An upward sloping line indicates a **positive** slope.#### Line 3- **Appearance**: The line is vertical along the graph.- **Slope Explanation**: A vertical line means the slope is **undefined**.#### Line 4- **Appearance**: The line descends from left to right.- **Slope Explanation**: A downward sloping line indicates a **negative** slope.### Summary of Slope Types- **Zero**: Horizontal lines.- **Positive**: Lines rising left to right.- **Negative**: Lines descending left to right.- **Undefined**: Vertical lines.By determining the slope type, students can better understand the characteristics of linear equations and graph interpretations.

From the first figure, it can be seen that the graph is a straight line parallel to x-axis. It is known that the slope of straight lines parallel to x-axis is zero. Thus, slope of the graph is zero.From the second figure it can be seen that as the values of x increases, the values of y is also increasing. Thus, the graph has positive slope. From the third figure, it can be seen that the graph is a straight line parallel to y-axis. It is known that the slope of straight lines parallel to y-axis is not defined. Thus, slope of the graph is not defined. From the fourth figure it can be seen that as the values of x decreases, the values of y is also increasing. Thus, the graph has negative slope.