Question

A linear system of two equations is shown in the graph. How many solutions does the system have?

Answer 1

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_math3/v8/04_04c_38_003.jpg

Answer 2

@YanaSidlinskiy

Answer 3

hello...

Answer 4

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This is what I get when I open the link you have provided.

Answer 5

ok one sec

Answer 6

If the slopes are different the lines are supposed to have one solution:)

Answer 7

is the awser still one

Answer 8

No. It isn't one. "Solution" refers to the point at which two functions intersect. By definition, parallel lines never interest (because they increase at the same rate at the same x-value), and therefore have no solution.

Answer 9

Do you understand?

Answer 10

so its infinitely many

Answer 11

or is it 0

Answer 12

No. It's "No solution". 0.

Answer 13

ok thank you soo much I have another question do u mind helping me.

Answer 14

yw. Sure! Post another question. New one.

Answer 15

ok