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Two lines on a graph are parallel and do not coincide. The system is best described as:

Class 10Graphical MethodAlgebra — Systems of Equations
  • AInconsistent
  • BConsistent with a unique solution
  • CConsistent with infinite solutions
  • DDependent

Step-by-Step Solution

Distinct parallel lines never meet, so there is no solution — the system is inconsistent.
Answer: A) Inconsistent

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