Two parabolas can intersect at two known points, such as (0, 0) and (50, 3.44), but there are infinitely many parabolas that can satisfy this condition. Even when restricting to parabolas with a vertical axis of symmetry, the general form remains y = ax² + bx, where c equals zero. By substituting the known points into the equation, it is shown that b can be expressed in terms of a, allowing for infinite combinations. Thus, any parabola of the form y = ax² + (0.688 - 50a)x will pass through the specified points. The conclusion is that while two points can define a parabola, they do not uniquely determine it.