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Find the intersection of the line and the circle given below y=-x-3 x^2+y^2=17
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Find the intersection of the line and the circle given below
y=-x-3
x^2+y^2=17

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the guy above me is correct

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User Trumpetlicks
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Answer:

There are two points of intersection

(-4,1) and (1,-4)

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Find the intersection of the line and the circle given below y=-x-3 x^2+y^2=17-example-1
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