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Answer:
The last part.
Step-by-step explanation:
The error is only at the last part. Basically the answer part.
The answer should be —
We don't multiply the square roots when adding or subtracting. That'd contradict the rules.
Here, we let the square root of five as x-term.
As we add up, we would get 13x. Thrn we convert x-term back to square root of five.
The answer would be —
Remember that we don't multiply the square roots when adding or subtracting.
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To answer this question, try to solve the system of equations. Start by plugging in "" in for y in the second equation:
<em>*Combine like terms*</em>
<em>*Factor*</em>
<em>*Set each term equal to 0*</em>
x-1=0
<em>*Add 1 to both sides*</em>
x=1
C) There is exactly 1 solution.
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