In addition to solving equation \( ax+b=cx+d \) algebraically, you can also solve it graphically. When the lines \( y=ax+b \) and \( y=cx+d \) are graphed, you look for the intersection of these lines. In the pictures below are graphed lines \( y=ax+b \) and \( y=cx+d\). Choose the picture in which the equation \( ax+b=cx+d \) has only one non-negative solution.