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When a system contains the equations of two parabolas, there can only be one solution. True or False
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When a system contains the equations of two parabolas, there can only be one solution.

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False, there can be 0, 1, or 2 solutions depending on how many points they intersect
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It should be false it would come out with more then one solution
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