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Solve the System by Substitution x−y=4y=x2−6\begin{aligned}x-y &=4 \\y &=x^{2}-6\end{aligned}

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Solve the system by substitution.
x−y=4y=x2−6\begin{aligned}x-y &=4 \\y &=x^{2}-6\end{aligned}

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