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How many solutions does the system have? {y=−3x+5y=x2−3x+5

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for the people doing this problem, it has only 1 solution.
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Answer:

Only one solution does the system have

Explanation:

Given the system of equations:


y = -3x+5 .....[1]


y = x^2-3x+5 ....[2]

Equate these two equations we have;


-3x+5 = x^2-3x+5

Add 3x to both sides we have;


5 = x^2+5

Subtract 5 from both sides we have;


0= x^2


x = 0

Substitute this value of x in [1] we have;


y = -3(0)+5

Simplify:

y = 5


(0, 5) is the only solution for the given equations.

Therefore, there is only one solution for the given system of equations.

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