How do I find two solutions for both x and y with only two equations provided?

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Elias
Apr 17, 2018

It depends.

Explanation:

If both lines are Linear (a strait line) and they are not the same line then that is impossible, If you have a parabola and a straight line then it is possible to find the two intersections if you set the equations equal to eachother.
If you are in Algebra or Pre-algebra, most likely you are given an different equations that form the same line (ex. #y=2x+1 and 2y=4x+2#)
and so you can pick any x coodinate and plug (subsitute) it into the equation to find #y#.

#(54+-sqrt(54^2-4(10)(44)))/20#
You can solve the equation... and due to the #+-# sign you will get two answers

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