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9=3^2, 5 can be 0+5, 1+4, or 2+3, therefore no two numbers can give a sum of 5 and a product of 9.
x+y = 5 x*y = 9 x = y - 5 substitute it to x*y =9 then, you get y*y - 5*y - 9 = 0 then, y =( 5 +- sqrt(61) ) / 2
weiwei, wouldn't x=5-y? so it is (5-y)y=9, which then is 5y-y^2-9=0
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