Mathematics, 11.03.2020 20:17 jhonnysoriano9053

A system of equations consisting of a circle and a line is graphed. Which statements about the number of possible
solutions are correct? Check all that apply.
A circle and a line always intersect, so the system can have an infinite number of solutions.
A circle and a line can intersect at one point, so the system can have one solution.
A circle and a line can intersect at three points, so the system can have three solutions.
A circle and a line can intersect twice, so the system can have two solutions.
A circle and a line do not have to intersect, so the system can have no solution

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