Question

1. a system of equations where the graphs intersect at exactly one point is said to have a ______ solution.
2. if the graphs of the equations in a system never intersect, the system is said to have ______ solutions.
3. a system of equations where the graphs are identical has ______ many solutions.
4. equations that do not intersect and are always the same distance apart are described as ______.
5. when two lines intersect at one point, they meet at the ______ of the lines.

Explanation:

1. A system with one intersection point has exactly one unique solution.
2. Non-intersecting graphs mean no shared solution points.
3. Identical graphs overlap fully, creating infinite shared points.
4. Parallel lines maintain a constant distance and never intersect.
5. The single meeting point of two lines is their intersection point.

Answer:

1. unique
2. no
3. infinitely
4. parallel
5. intersection point