Answer:
A system of linear equations will have exactly one point of intersection, for example:
2x+y=5
-x+y=2
However, a system of linear equations with no solution will have no points of intersection, for example:
-4x+10y=6
2x-5y=3
Sorry about c. though I'm confused on how a pair of equations can have infinite points of intersection unless x or y equals all real numbers which could happen if x or y both equaled all real numbers maybe
And the point of interesection for the system of equations in the problem you attached as an image is (2,-1)
I attached a photo below, and one of how to graph it
<u>ΔACB</u> <u>ΔCDA</u>
AC² + BC² = AB² AD² + CD² = AC²
BC² = AB² - AC² BC² + CD² = AC² (AD=BC is given)
BC² = AC² - CD²
AB² - AC² = AC² - CD² (both sides were = to BC²)
AB² + CD² = 2AC²
(3)² + (√2)² = 2AC² (AB=3 and CD=√2 were given)
9 + 2 = 2AC²
11 = 2AC²
= AC²
= AC
= AC