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What is the solution set to the system of equations? x^2+y^2=17 y=3x+1
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What is the solution set to the system of equations?
x^2+y^2=17
y=3x+1

What is the solution set to the system of equations? x^2+y^2=17 y=3x+1-example-1
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the answer is b because the second set (1,4) works perfectly in both equations
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the answer is B

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