How do you solve a system of linear equations by graphing?

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anonymous · Answer

I am going to answer and I want to make sure they are right ;3

camerondoherty · Answer

by graphing them and seeing where they intersect

camerondoherty · Answer

Where they intersect is usually a solution

anonymous · Answer

How do you determine whether a system of linear equations has no solutions, one solution, or infinitely many solutions?

anonymous · Answer

Isnt that just by the line itself?

nincompoop · Answer

no

nincompoop · Answer

if the equation yields a false result

nincompoop · Answer

infinitely many solutions when 0 = 0

camerondoherty · Answer

It has no solutions when they are parallel 
One solution when they intersect once
Infinintly many solutions when both lines have the same equation

anonymous · Answer

What are the different types of solutions that you can get when you solve a system of linear equations?

nincompoop · Answer

how about two parallel lines that intersect at all points?

anonymous · Answer

parallel, perpendicular, All solutions, no solutions?

nincompoop · Answer

redneck, you're too lazy to learn this or what?

nincompoop · Answer

http://www.ck12.org/algebra/

anonymous · Answer

Im also trying to answer this, but you guys type an answer before. Ive already posted my stuff, im just trying to check to see if I got it right. which I didnt because I did this last night at 3am.. now I see where I messed up. thanks. :) but no thanks.

anonymous · Answer

You already got me a B! XD want to keep going?

nincompoop · Answer

no
you need to start studying and stop relying on other people to take care of your responsibilities