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Two equations expressed as one

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asked Oct 17, 2016 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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Step 1:

The equations are

Where,

Substitute

in the above equations.

Add both equation to find .

Step 2:

Find .

Substitute in the

Solution:

answered Oct 29, 2016 by Anney Mentor

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