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Solve Algebraically y=x2−4x+3 y=x−5
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Solve Algebraically
y=x2−4x+3
y=x−5

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Answer:

then

x2-4x+3=x-5

or,x2-4x-x= -5-3

or,x2-5x+8=0

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