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When solving Systems of linear equations, sometimes there is one solution,and sometimes there infinite solutions. Why does this happen?
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When solving Systems of linear equations, sometimes there is one solution,and sometimes there infinite solutions. Why does this happen?

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Answer: If you were to graph the solution it would be evident. One solution is when the lines meet at one point, no solution is when the lines are parallel to each other (they do not touch) and infinitely solutions happens when the two lines are on top of each other.

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