Does the system of equations have no solution, one solution, or an infinite number of solutions? −5x+y=−1−5x+y=10

5x-y=9, y=5x+19 write both equations in same formy=5x-9 for the first and havey=5x+19 for the second. These are two parallel lines with different intercepts. They do not intersect or coincide. No solutions

and y=6x+14, 12x-2y=-28 write both equations in same formy=6x+142y=12x+28 or y=6x+14. They are the same line. The solution is all of the points on the line.

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Are these the two equations?

−5x+y=−1

−5x+y=10

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Put them into slope-intercept form of y = mx + b

−5x+y=−1

y = 5x - 1

−5x+y=10

y = 5x + 10

Both have a slope of 5, so they will not intersect.  This means there are no solutions.

See attached graph.

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