Question: Intersection of Lines A and B

How would this approach change if the question said the two lines were parallel?

Hello,
I thought of an insight to answer this question without really doing any work.

Line A's formula gives us one definite point(y-intercept), but doesn't tell us the slope.

Line B's formula tells us the slope but doesn't give us a point.

Statement 1 tells us another point, so since we have two points for line A, it is fully constrained (we can plot it). We can tell that it is insufficient because we can imagine line B as a line with an arbitrary constant slope that isn't constrained in terms of vertical displacement (we can visualize a line that is able to slide up and down)

And statement 2 gives us this the same y-intercept given in the question.

Thank you. Out of curiosity, I went further to solve for both equations. I noticed they are both y=-3/2x + 7, am I right? How can two lines not be parallel if they have the same equation?