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if x^2 = 17x + y \: and \: y {}^(2) = 17y + x \: then \: find \sqrt{x {?}^ + {y { }^(2) + 1 } } ​
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if x^2 = 17x + y \: and \: y {}^(2) = 17y + x \: then \: find \sqrt{x {?}^ + {y { }^(2) + 1 } }

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