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what is the solution to the following system of equations? y=x^2+x+8; y=x^2+2x+5
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You just have to use either linear combination or substitution. Hope you can get it from there.
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U could set them equal to each other like this... x^2+x+8 = x^2+2x+5 Solve for x. Then, plug in the value u get for x in any of the two equations to find y!
x^2+x+8 = x^2+2x+5 solve it you'll get x = 3 and then put this value of "x" in any of equation.. you'll get y=20
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