Given below is a graph showing two lines. Which of the following statements is true about the solution$(s)$ of the pair of equations represented by these lines?
- AWe cannot predict the number of solutions without knowing the algebraic form of these equations.
- BThey have a unique solution.
- CThey do not have any solution.
- DThey have infinite solutions.
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