You graph a system of equations and get two lines that are parallel. Explain what this tells you about the:
solution to the system
the two equations
the result if the system was solved algebraically

Question

You graph a system of equations and get two lines that are parallel. Explain what this tells you about the:
solution to the system
the two equations
the result if the system was solved algebraically

anonymous · Answer

they are straight lines in a cartesian coordinate plane. They both have the same slope following y =mx+b form.

anonymous · Answer

solution: none, because they do not intersect
two equations: they have the same slope, that's why they are parallel
the result if the system was solved algebraically: false statement (3=0, etc), becuase there isn't a solution, so it can't be solved