Solve for $z$: $z^2-3z+1=x, x^2-3x+1=z$
I see that it is symmetric, but not anything else. Hints would be great, but please do not spoil the answer. Thanks!
Solve for $z$: $z^2-3z+1=x, x^2-3x+1=z$
I see that it is symmetric, but not anything else. Hints would be great, but please do not spoil the answer. Thanks!
$$z^2-3z+1=x, x^2-3x+1=z \implies$$
$$(z-1)^2=x+z,(x-1)^2=z+x \implies$$
$$(z-1)^2=(x-1)^2$$