2. Supposed x +y² = 4, and x* +y* = 6, what is x° +y°?A) 8в) 6С) 4D) 10

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2. Supposed x +y = 4, and x* + y* = 6, what is xº +y°? A) 8 в) 6 C) 4 D) 10