To solve the system of equations below, Zach isolated x2 in the first equation and then substituted it into the second equation. What was the resulting equation?

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anonymous · Answer

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triciaal · Answer

the same response you had earlier

anonymous · Answer

none answered it

triciaal · Answer

you have the expression for x^2 from the first equation. go ahead and use this expression in the second equation every time you see x^2 then solve the equation with the one variable

triciaal · Answer

I just checked

triciaal · Answer

don't be ungrateful!!! whenever you need more help just let the person know you need a bit more

triciaal · Answer

@10115658 was the one who helped you and I gave a medal

triciaal · Answer

what is the second equation?

triciaal · Answer

you might want to use the "draw"

triciaal · Answer

do you want me to help you to finish this or not?

anonymous · Answer

sorry i was in the Bathroom

triciaal · Answer

ok fine   leave this open so someone else will   
was just about to leave

triciaal · Answer

what is the second equation?
and do you know how to get rid of the fraction?

anonymous · Answer

ive been stuck on this all day

anonymous · Answer

single out the x variable?

triciaal · Answer

work with me to get you out the rut

triciaal · Answer

again what is the second equation?

triciaal · Answer

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