Help WITH crazy math problem

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

^^^

anonymous · Answer

I dont think you can solve for it manually because this is parabolas

anonymous · Answer

No. You can, I was forced to learn this for conics in my Pre-Calc class.

anonymous · Answer

oh ok I hate this stuff

anonymous · Answer

I don't understand what is it asking for though. Is it asking for a set of points or an equation?

anonymous · Answer

a set of points

anonymous · Answer

okay

anonymous · Answer

Sorry if I take awhile. It's been almost a year since I've had to do this lol.

anonymous · Answer

Its okay

anonymous · Answer

ok that was wrong
start with $y=1+4x$ and replace in first equation
then solve 
$$1+4x=x^2+4$$

anonymous · Answer

@satellite73 we did that together already.

anonymous · Answer

I was looking for the next step in my old notes.

anonymous · Answer

I am too

anonymous · Answer

Okay so if you do that you'll factor it out to get the zeros which is (x-1)(x-3) which will look like: 

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anonymous · Answer

Sorry about it being so sloppy. I suck at drawing on here. But the points on the x access will be (1,0) and (3,0)

anonymous · Answer

It should look like that ^^^^^

anonymous · Answer

okay

kinggeorge · Answer

So that gives you the $x$-values. Just plug those into $y=x^2+4$ and $y-4x=1$ to get the $y$-values.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you for helping us. :D I was looking for that

kinggeorge · Answer

You're welcome.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks to the both of you, with your help I found the answer I needed