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What should the graph of two lines look like when there are no solutions that they have in common?
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What should the graph of two lines look like when there are no solutions that they have in common?

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parallel

Explanation:

if two lines are not parallel they will cross eventually at one point meaning they will have a point in common so they must be parallel

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If the graphs of the equations do not intersect
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