Zero Slope

Definition

Zero slope refers to when the slope of a function or curve is equal to zero at a certain point. This means there is no change happening in the vertical direction at that specific location.

Related terms

Positive Slope: Refers to when the slope of a function or curve is greater than zero, indicating an upward trend.

Negative Slope: Refers to when the slope of a function or curve is less than zero, indicating a downward trend.

Horizontal Line: A line with zero slope; it remains constant in its vertical position as x varies horizontally.