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Which description describes the potential graph of a system of linear equations with no solution?

A. A graph of two lines that overlap exactly, appearing as a single line.
B. A graph of two lines that intersect more than once.
C. A graph of two lines that intersect only once.
D. A graph of two parallel lines that never intersect.

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User Bobort
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D. Because if they are never intersecting, there are no solutions
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User James Gupta
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D) A graph of two parallel lines that never intersect, as no intersection means no solution.
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