SOLUTION: solve the given two equation and find the value of m and n m+n^2=7 and m^2+n=11

SOLUTION: solve the given two equation and find the value of m and n m+n^2=7 and m^2+n=11

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Question 897834: solve the given two equation and find the value of m and n
m+n^2=7 and m^2+n=11
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This is the intersection of two parabolas.
There are four solutions but only one of them is an integer solution.

From eq. 1,

Substituting,

One integer solution:

Then,

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