solve two variables quadratic equation system 2x-y=1 10x^2-y^2-x+1=0

To solve the equation, we need to try to make the second equation all in x first.From the first equation 2x-y=1,we could rewrite it into y=2x-1,Then we put y=2x-1 into the quadratic equation 10x2-y2-x+1=0 to replace y .Then we get 10x2-(2x-1)2-x+1=0Next we expand the equation above, we open the bracket first, then we get10x2-(4x2-4x+1)-x+1=010x2-4x2+4x-1-x+1=0Then we put the same item together, we get6x2+3x=0Then from this equation, we can get the value of X.To solve this one variable quadratic equation, we can find the largest factor 3x3x(2x+1)=0if this equation equals 0,then 3x=0 or 2x+1=0then we can get x=0 or x=-1/2As we know before, y=2x-1to get the value of y, we just need to substitute the value of x.if x=0, then y=-1if x=-1/2, then y=-2

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