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x2+y2=16 is the circle, radius 4, with centre at the origin (0,0). y=x2-4 is the parabola, vertex at (0,-4), which happens to lie on the circumference of the circle.

x2+x4-8x2+16=16, x4-7x2=0=x2(x2-7)=x2(x-√7)(x+√7), so x=0 (y=-4), √7 (y=3) -7 (y=3).

The intersections are (0,-4), (√7,3), (-√7,3).

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