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how do you find point of intersection y=x^2 and y=1/x without using the graph ?
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\[x^2=\frac1x\]etc. solve for x
\[x^2=y=\frac{1}{x}\]
\[x^3=1\] \[x=1\]
thanks.How would you find it for y=x^2 , y=x^3
\[x^2=x^3\] divide both sides by \[x^2\]
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@yosucka ...please do not completely solve problems for someone. TuringTest's hint was a great starting point, but you made it so no effort at all was required on the part of the asker.
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