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Solve each system of equations using substitution. x×y=5 4+y=-x​

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\left \{ {{xy=5} \atop {4+y=-x}} \right.\\\\<=> \left \{ {{xy=5} \atop {x=-4-y}} \right.\\\\=> \left \{ {{(-4-y)y=5} \atop {x=-4-y}} \right. \\\\<=> \left \{ {{-y^(2)-4y =5} \atop {x=-4-y}} \right. \\\\<=> \left \{ {{y^(2)+4y+5 =0} \atop {x=-4-y}} \right.

because y² + 4y + 5 = (y+2)² + 1 > 0, ∀ y ∈ R

=> y² + 4y + 5 = 0 is unreasonable

=> no solutions

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