When graphed, a system of equations forms two lines that overlap completely. What is the solution set of this system of equations? Explain why it has this solution set.

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When graphed, a system of equations forms two lines that overlap completely. What is the solution set of this system of equations? Explain why it has this solution set.

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Answer:

Infinite solutions

Explanation:

Because the lines are the same there are an infinite number of solutions

Ilya Vorobiev answered Jan 1, 2023

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