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While working on tonight’s algebra homework, Tracy is asked to graph a system of two linear equations on a grid. After graphing the system, there is only one unique line on the …

While working on tonight’s algebra homework, Tracy is asked to graph a system of two linear equations on a grid. After graphing the system, there is only one unique line on the …
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While working on tonight’s algebra homework, Tracy is asked to graph a system of two linear equations on a grid. After graphing the system, there is only one unique line on the grid. How many solutions does Tracy’s system have?

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If there is only one unique line that means they are overlapping; therefore, there are an infinite amount of solutions
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