If a linear system has a solution this is an indication that the lines:

a- intersect
b-coincide
c-perpendicular
d-parallel

Question

If a linear system has a solution this is an indication that the lines:

a- intersect
b-coincide
c-perpendicular
d-parallel

anonymous · Answer

the solution is a point they have in common... ie, where they intersect

anonymous · Answer

Can anyone else confirm?  its for my test. I wanna be 100% right

anonymous · Answer

it's correct man...

anonymous · Answer

Would the solution set to the system. x = -4 , y = 6. Would it just be (-4,6)?

anonymous · Answer

Seemed to simple..

anonymous · Answer

yes.. because that first line is a vertical line at x=4 and the second line is a horizontal line at y=6.  these two lines intersect at -4,6.

those are the easiest lines to work with when dealing with systems.