SOLUTION: The graphs of 2 linear equations can meet where?

SOLUTION: The graphs of 2 linear equations can meet where?

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Question 562269: The graphs of 2 linear equations can meet where?
Answer by issacodegard(60) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hi, the graphs of two linear equations can meet at no points (think parallel non equal lines), exactly one point, or at every point (think parallel equal lines).
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