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The graphs of each pair of equations intersect in exactly two points. Find a viewing window that clearly shows both points of intersection (there are many windows that will do this). Then use INTERSECT to find the coordinates of each intersection point to two decimal places.$$y=\sqrt{x+10}, y=0.1 x^{2}-5 x-10$$
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The first equation is $y=\sqrt{x+10}$ and the second equation is $y=0.1 x^{2}-5 x-10$. Show more…
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