How big is the solution set for an equation that cannot be solved? It depends on what you mean by "cannot be solved". In this context it seems "cannot be solved" means eventually getting to 0=0. This happens, for example, when solving for the intersection point of parallel lines that are the same line. In such a case the solution set is infinite.

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