alleryGenerally, two independent equations in two unknowns give how many solutions?
AExactly one
BInfinitely many
CExactly two
DNone at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Exactly one
Two non-parallel lines meet at one point, so the system has a single unique solution.
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