To select the correct statement about the graphed system of inequalities, I would need to see the specific graph you’re referring to. However, I can provide some guidance on how to determine the correct statement based on general principles:
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Two Solutions: This would imply that there are exactly two distinct points that satisfy all inequalities, which is rare in systems involving inequalities.
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One Solution: This usually describes a unique point where a specific set of inequalities intersect, but with inequalities this is also uncommon.
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No Solutions: This is possible if the region defined by the inequalities does not overlap at all.
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Infinite Solutions: This occurs when the region defined by the inequalities forms a continuous area rather than just a point or finite points.
If you can describe the graph, I can help you identify the correct statement based on that description!
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