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Suppose you add two linear equations that form a system, and you get the result −5 = −5. How many solutions does the system have?
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Suppose you add two linear equations that form a system, and you get the result −5 = −5. How many solutions does the system have?

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There are an infinite amount of solutions because no matter what you put in for the x and y value, you will always get the same answer.
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infinetly many solutions

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