Also </span> <span>If
two equations have different slopes but equivalent y-intercepts, they
will have one solution and that will be the point where the y-intercept
is. If two equations have different slopes and different y-intercepts,
then there will be one solution where those two lines meet. If two
equations have the same slope but different y-intercepts, the lines will
be parallel, and there is no possible intersection point. And if two
equations have equal slopes and equal y-intercepts, these lines will
have an infinite amount of solutions, because if the equations are one
the same line, every single point on that line is a solution to the
system. </span>
Always. The only time you have 0 solutions is when you have two parallel lines, meaning same slope. The only time you have more than 1 is when you have the SAME line, because every point is a answer. Therefore, when you have two completely different lines, then they MUST only have 1 solution always.
If this helped please rate, thank, and give brailnliets!
