How Many Solutions for the System Of Equations? x − 3y = 15
−2x + 6y = 6

A. Exactly One Solution because there are Different Slopes and Differnt y−intercepts
A. Exactly One Solution because there are Different Slopes and Differnt y−intercepts A. Exactly One Solution because there are Different Slopes and Differnt y−intercepts

B. No Solutions because the equations have Same Slope and Different y−intercepts
B. No Solutions because the equations have Same Slope and Different y−intercepts B. No Solutions because the equations have Same Slope and Different y−intercepts

C. Exactly One Solution becasue there are Different Slopes and Same y−intercept
C. Exactly One Solution becasue there are Different Slopes and Same y−intercept C. Exactly One Solution becasue there are Different Slopes and Same y−intercept

D. Infinitely Many Solutions because the equtations have the Same Slope and Same y−intercepts
D. Infinitely Many Solutions because the equtations have the Same Slope and Same y−intercepts D. Infinitely Many Solutions because the equtations have the Same Slope and Same y−intercepts

E. No Solutions because the equations have the Same Slopes and Same y−intercepts.
E. No Solutions because the equations have the Same Slopes and Same y−intercepts.