Which outcome is NOT possible for the graph of a system of two linear equations?
The lines intersect at one point so the system has one solution.
The lines intersect in two different points so the system has two solutions.
The equations graph the same line, so there are infinite solutions.
The lines do not intersect so there are no solutions.
The outcome that is NOT possible for the graph of a system of two linear equations is:
The lines intersect in two different points so the system has two solutions.
Explanation: In a two-dimensional space, two lines can either intersect at one point, be parallel (having no solutions), or be the same line (having infinite solutions). They cannot intersect at two different points, as each pair of lines can only meet at one unique point in a plane.