Question

Solve the simultaneous equations
x^2+xy=6
x-3y+1=0

Answer 1

substitute y from the second equation in the first equation.
the first equation becomes a quadratic in x
then you'll be easily able to solve it

Answer 2

im trying but still don't know if i'm right

Answer 3

These are the answers after following @vamgadu's recommended procedure:\[\left\{\left\{x=-\frac{9}{4},y=-\frac{5}{12}\right\},\{x=2,y=1\}\right\} \]

Answer 4

ok thanks but i'm stuck at the part where i substitute y= -1-x/-3 into the first equation