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if two lines are coincident,then pair of linear equation has which solution​

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Answered by Anonymous
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If two lines are coincident then, they have infinite solution and pair of linear equations is consistent; If two lines are intersecting then, they have unique solution and pair of linear equations is consistent.

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Answered by jasbh1920
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If two lines are coincident then, they have infinite solution and pair of linear equations is consistent; If two lines are intersecting then, they have unique solution and pair of linear equations is consistent.

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