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Algebra.Com's Answer #268628 by robertb(5830)\"\" \"About 
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1) Add corresponding sides of the equations: \"2x%5E2+=+10\", or \"x%5E2+=+5\". Substituting this into the top equation, we get \"y%5E2+=+4\". Thus there are 4 solutions: (\"-sqrt%285%29\", -2), (\"-sqrt%285%29\", 2), (\"sqrt%285%29\", -2), (\"sqrt%285%29\", 2). (They represent the intersection points of a circle centered at (0,0) with radius 3 and a hyperbola with transverse axis corresponding to the x-axis.)\r
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "2)Multiply the top eq'n by 2, and then add corresponding sides: \"8x%5E2+=+72\", or \"x%5E2+=+9\". Substituting into the lower eq'n, we get \"16y%5E3+=+-2\", or \"y%5E3+=+-1%2F8\", or y = -1/2. Thus there are 2 solutions: (-3, -1/2) and (3, -1/2).\r
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "3) Multiply the top eq'n by 2, and then add corresponding sides: 1/y = 3, or y = 1/3. Substituting into the top eq'n, we get: \"2%2Fx+-9+=+1\", or \"2%2Fx+=+10\", or x = 1/5.
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