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Alan Stevens
on 27 Apr 2021
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Replace F^2 in the first equation using the second equation. This will give you a fifth order polynomial in G. Use the roots function to find the five solutions for G, then pluh these back into the rearranged second equation to find the corresponding values of F.
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shiv shiv
on 27 Apr 2021
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