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Suppose you add two linear equations that form a system, and you get the result 3 = 2. How many solutions does the system have?
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Suppose you add two linear equations that form a system, and you get the result 3 = 2. How many solutions does the system have?

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There can not be any solution do to the fact the two do not = to eachother. Your answer is no solution.
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3 does not equal to 2, so no solution.
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