ALGEBRA 1:COMMON CORE
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Author: Larson
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Chapter 6.1, Problem 14P
Writing If the graphs of two lines in a system do not intersect at any point, what can you conclude about the solution of the system? Why? Explain.
Expert Solution & Answer
To determine
To Conclude:What does that the graphs of the equations in a system of linear equations do not intersect with each other at any point.
Answer to Problem 14P
The graphs of the equations in a system of linear equations do not intersect with each other then they have no solutions. It is concluded that the lines areparallel lines so, theydo not intersect.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The graphs of the equations in a system of linear equations do not intersect with each other.
The graphs of the equations in a system of linear equations do not intersect with each other then they have no solutions.
Because parallel lines do not intersect with each other. So they will have no solutions.
Chapter 6 Solutions
ALGEBRA 1:COMMON CORE
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