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need it ASAP If a graph shows intersecting lines that represent a system of equations, how many solutions does that system of equations have?
Infinite solutions
No solution
Two solutions
One solution

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Answer: Well, the answer really depends. But here are a few ways you can figure this out.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the two lines intersect once, then they have one solution.

If they intersect twice there are two solutions

If the lines never intersect, there are no solutions

And if the lines are identical, meaning that their equation is exactly the same. There are infinite solutions.

A solution with systems of equations is determined by the point of intersection. Your answer is the point of intersection

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