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Suppose you have a set of two simultaneous linear equations. Suppose when those equations are drawn in the graph, they yields two parallel straight lines. What can you say about the set of simultaneous linear equations? (a) They have a number of solutions. (b) They have no solutions. (c) They have exactly two solutions. (d) Solution of the system exists and is unique.

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(a) They have a number of solutions

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