SOLUTION: hello, i'm really confused how to start off this equation; i've been told that i have to put it into the general formula ax^2 + bx + = 0 (is that even correct also?) here is the si
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Question 805611: hello, i'm really confused how to start off this equation; i've been told that i have to put it into the general formula ax^2 + bx + = 0 (is that even correct also?) here is the simultaneous equation: (Solve for x and y)
p.s. i hope i've written the question clearly enough, since it's my first time on this site
thank you in advance :)
