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Mathematics, 05.05.2021 05:30 cocoapop

How can you tell that there is no solution to a system of equations by looking at the equations or the graph? The equations would have (different or the same) slope and they would have (different or the same) y intercepts. The graph of the system would show (Perpendicular lines, parallel lines, or the same line).

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