📘✨ ANGLE OF INCLINATION OF A LINE ✨📘

Описание: 📘✨ ANGLE OF INCLINATION OF A LINE ✨📘

Do you know? 🤔 Every line in coordinate geometry makes an angle with the positive direction of the x-axis. This is called the Angle of Inclination. 📐

🧠 Concept:

The angle of inclination (θ) is measured anticlockwise from the positive x-axis.

θ is always between 0° and 180°.

👉 Relation with slope:
If slope of the line is m, then
m = tan θ

📍 Examples:

A line parallel to x-axis → θ = 0° → slope = 0 ✅

A line parallel to y-axis → θ = 90° → slope = undefined 🚫

A line making θ = 45° → slope = tan 45° = 1 ✅

A line making θ = 135° → slope = tan 135° = -1 ✅

💡 Quick Tip:
Positive slope ↗ → line goes upward
Negative slope ↘ → line goes downward

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