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Create an example of a system of equations that does not have a solution. Explain your reasoning.

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For a system of equations to have no solution, would mean both lines are parallel to each other. in order for them to be parallel, both equations (I'm assuming 2) would have to have the SAME slope but DIFFERENT y-intercepts.

(so basically they need the same slope but different y-intercepts)
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