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a = Ø
b = Ø

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A is 3 but 4 cannot be equal to the b

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a=3
b cannot = -4

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A must = 3 and b must equal any value other than -4

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ax - 3x = -b - 4
set both sides to equal zero?

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lines need to be parallel so a is same as other side and b is anything but -4

# data[].attributes.body
3=a but b can not be -4

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a = 3 and b = -4 is one possibility, however as long as a and b can't factor out an common terms it should be okay (for example maybe a= 5 and b = -7)

# data[].attributes.body
a is 3 and b can be anything but -4

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a=3
b=-4

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a = 3
b = -4

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a=3 and b=-4

# data[].attributes.body
3

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A is negative, B is positive

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a= 3 and b= anything but-4 to form parallel line that will not intersect

# data[].attributes.body
a=3 and b=2

# data[].attributes.body
a = 3 and b equals anything but -4

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a=3
b=anything besides -4

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A and B must equal 0.

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A

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Maybe A has to be <= 0

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a=3 and b=anything but -4
The lines have to be parallel

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a and b would have to end up having no solution.