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A system of equations with infinity many solutions is a graph where two lines A-are line segments. B-intersect at one point C-are the same lines D-are parallel lines

A system of equations with infinity many solutions is a graph where two lines A-are line segments. B-intersect at one point C-are the same lines D-are parallel lines
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a system of equations with infinity many solutions is a graph where two lines A-are line segments. B-intersect at one point C-are the same lines D-are parallel lines

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B the answer is B

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