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Previous Question: ABC is a triangle. ABD is a triangle within triangle ABC. Angle DBA is congruent to angle ACB. Prove (AC)(AD)= (AB)squared. Thanks! Next Question: 3x-4y=7 2x-y=3 then 3x-4y=7 -8x+4y=-12 adding -5x=-5 then x=1 then 3-4y=7 then 4y=-4 then y=-1 Solution: x=1,y=-1

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