A system of linear equations has a graph of 2 coincidental 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 coincidental 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?

mathstudent55 · Answer

What this is telling you is that both lines of the system of equations are the same line. If it is the same line, then the slope and the intercepts must be the same.

mathmale · Answer

First, what coes "coincidental" mean to you?

arabpride · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

its a assay question @mathmale @mathstudent55