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OpenStudy (vjt):

WILL GIVE MEDAL. PLEASE EXPLAIN ANSWER

OpenStudy (vjt):

Systems of equations have one solution. Always Sometimes Never

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I is sometimes

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i willl give u an explaination

OpenStudy (anonymous):

is it B yesterdayReport Abuse blurbendy Mathlete Best Response Medals 0 no, you want a counter example, so you want something that adds two primes together, but ends with a COMPOSITE solution. yesterdayReport Abuse ugghskool Best Response Medals 0 so c ? cuz its 2 prime yesterdayReport Abuse blurbendy Mathlete Best Response Medals 0 C doesnt have a 2 in it, but it is the correct answer because 3 is prime, and a 11 is prime, but 14 is composite. yesterdayReport Abuse ugghskool Best Response Medals 0 ya its has 2 prime number and thx yesterdayReport Abuse blurbendy Mathlete Best Response Medals 0 oh, I see what you're saying.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

nvm wrong one

OpenStudy (anonymous):

here it is

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Think of two lines. Will two lines always intersect? 2 years agoReport Abuse 45 aurelis Best Response Medals 0 No so its sometimes ? 2 years agoReport Abuse 71 thechocoluver445 Best Response Medals 2 Think about these three cases: Lines intersect at one point - YES Reply Using Drawing Lines are parallel - NO Reply Using Drawing Lines are the same line - NO Reply Using Drawing So, it's not always, but it's not never either...so it's ______ 2 years agoReport Abuse 99 jim_thompson5910 Best Response Medals 1 You are correct, two lines can be parallel. So they will intersect only some of the time. 2 years agoReport Abuse 45 aurelis Best Response Medals 0 Sometimes 2 years agoReport Abuse 99 jim_thompson5910 Best Response Medals 1 So they sometimes have one solution 2 years agoReport Abuse 71 thechocoluver445 Best Response Medals 2 yep, you got it! :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Sometimes. But let's break this down a bit. 1. y=x+1, y=x-1 How many solutions are there for x? 2. y=x, y=-x How many solutions are there for x? 3. y=x, 2y=2x How many solutions are there for x?

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