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WesleyGibson
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hi guys, new here, well how can you solve this equation
(x²−5)²/(x+7)²=√(169-x²)
I thought i could square both of them
(x²−5)²/(x+7)²=√(169-x²)
I thought i could square both of them
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When two functions intersect, it means that they have a common point or points where their graphs intersect on a coordinate plane. This point represents the solution to the equations of the two functions.
To find the intersection of two functions algebraically, you need to set the two equations equal to each other and solve for the variable. The resulting value represents the x-coordinate of the intersection point. To find the y-coordinate, substitute the x-coordinate back into either of the original equations.
Yes, two functions can intersect more than once. This can happen if the functions have multiple solutions to their equations or if they have a common line or curve that intersects at multiple points.
To find the intersection of two functions graphically, you can plot the two functions on a coordinate plane and look for the point where the graphs intersect. This point will represent the solution to the equations of the two functions.
Finding where two functions intersect can help in solving real-world problems involving two variables. It can also provide insights into the relationship between the two functions and their behaviors. Additionally, the intersection point can be used to find the maximum or minimum values of the functions.