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Systems of Equations by Graphing

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State the solution for each system of equations. Remember, a system can have:

One solution: The lines intersect at one point.
No solution: The lines are parallel and never intersect.
Infinitely many solutions: The lines are the same.
Let's see if you can determine the correct solution for each system!

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State the solution for each system of equations. Remember, a system can have: One solution: The lines intersect at one point. No solution: The lines are parallel and never intersect. Infinitely many solutions: The lines are the same. Let's see if you can determine the correct solution for each system!

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