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How do you know before graphing, that a system of equations will have exactly one solution?​
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How do you know before graphing, that a system of equations will have exactly one solution?​

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Answer: Because an equation is a simulation of a variety of numbers and due to the inevitability that all mathematical questions are designed to only have one answer,You can only get one solution

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