A system of linear equations has a graph of 2 intersecting lines.

Part 1: Are the slopes the same or different?

Part 2: Are the x and y intercepts the same or different?

Part 3: How many solutions would this system of equations have?

Question

A system of linear equations has a graph of 2 intersecting lines.

Part 1: Are the slopes the same or different?

Part 2: Are the x and y intercepts the same or different?

Part 3: How many solutions would this system of equations have?

anonymous · Answer

I would like you to draw two intersecting lines
can they ever had the same slope?
would they have the same intercepts?
if they intersect how would you solve for the solution?

anonymous · Answer

Slopes are different
X/Y Intercepts Different
1 SOlution

anonymous · Answer

slopes different one intercept can be common in both and there is only one solution