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Can you explain to me how I would find the intersection points for what I believe is a circle and hyperbola. These are the equations. y^2+x^2-16y+39=0 y^2-x^2-9=0 Thank you!
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If you add the two equations, it will give you a quadratic equation in y only. Solving the equation will give you the y-values needed to find the two intersection points.
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Yeah, sorry was looking for my calculator!
ok, would you like to try solving using the above help?
I figured it out! There's three intersections, so thank you(:
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