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Write an equation of the line passing through point $p\left(-2,\ \ \ 6\right)$ that is parallel to the line $x=-5$.

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The equation of a line passing through point P(-2,6) and parallel to x = -5 is x = - 2.

Slope: The pace at which the y-axis changes in relation to the x-axis is known as the slope.

Because tan90° is undefinable, the slope of a vertical line is also undefinable.

First, a line with the equation x = -5 is a vertical line that crosses the y-axis at x = -5 for all values of y from zero to infinity, with no defined slope.

For every real value of y, a line that is perpendicular to the line at x = -5 and contains coordinate points P(-2,6) is also a vertical line at x = -2.

Thus, it has the equation x = -2.

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