Question 1131367: Solve the simultaneous equation
2x-3y=17 and x^2+2y^2-3x+y=19
Found 2 solutions by ikleyn, Boreal:
Answer by ikleyn(52788)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
From the first equation, express x =  and substitute it into the second equation.
Then you will get a single quadratic equation for "y", which you can solve by either way.
After solving it and obtaining the solution for "y", restore the corresponding value for x.
That's all.
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Answer by Boreal(15235)  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 2x=3y+17
x=(3/2)y+8.5
(9/4)y^2+25.5y+72.25+2y^2-4.5y-25.5+y=19
4.25y^2+22y+27.75y=0
17y^2+88y+111=0
y=(1/34)(-88+/- sqrt (88^2-4(17*111)); sqrt term= sqrt(196)=14
y=-74/34 or -2.18
2x+6.54=17 and x=5.23
substitute into second and 27.35+9.51-15.69-2.18=18.99, checks given rounding error.
exact values are
2x+111/17=289/17
x=89/17, y=-89/17,
(89/17, -37/17)
y=-102/34 or -3
y=-3 and 2x+9=17 and x=4
substitute into second equation and 16+18-12-3=19
(4, -3)
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