SOLUTION: How do I identify the solution for x=1 and y=1? Would that be infinitely many solutions?
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Question 905745: How do I identify the solution for x=1 and y=1? Would that be infinitely many solutions?
Answer by Math_Boss(45) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x=1 is a vertical line
y=1 is a horizontal line
They cross at (1,1). (1 solution)
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