C2H6O
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heres what I did, idk if this is any easier than what your teacher said but it’s the most straightforward approach. Start by solving simultaneous treating k as a constant. Get equation for x by substitution, rearrange for x to get a fraction with a quadratic in denominator like you said. substitute x into y and do the same (the denominator is basically the same quadratic so this doesn’t change anything). No solutions for x, y when quadratic = 0 at k=4/3 or k=-2
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