If an equation has no solution, and you graph both sides of the equation, how many points of intersection will the graphs have?

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FirstDivision · Answer 1 · 2018-03-03T09:33:49+0000

You will have no points of intersection.

A solution to a system of equations is where the lines intersect. Therefore if there is no solution, there are no points of intersection (the lines are parallel).

If an equation has no solution, and you graph both sides of the equation, how many points of intersection will the graphs have?

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