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What is the solution set of (x^2 - y = 3) and (x - y = -3)

What is the solution set of (x^2 - y = 3) and (x - y = -3)
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What is the solution set of (x^2 - y = 3) and (x - y = -3)

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When graphed, x - y = -3 intercepts with x^2 - y = 3, two times. They're at the points (3, 6) and (-2, 1)
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