Simultaneous Equations: Solving for Unknown Variables | Urgent Homework Help

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The discussion focuses on solving simultaneous equations, specifically the pairs: a) x² + 2xy = 8 and 3x - 5y = 1, and b) (x + 1)(x + 2) = y and 2y - x = 7. The recommended approach is to rearrange the second equation of each pair and substitute it into the first equation to isolate one variable. This method simplifies the problem and allows for easier solving of the equations.

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Homework Statement



Googd morning!
There is the exercise:
Solve the following simultaneous equation:

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a) x2+ 2xy=8, 3x-5y=1
b) (x+1)(x+2)=y, 2y-x=7

The Attempt at a Solution


Well, i don't really know how to start.
If someone can help me to know how to do for the first one i will try to do the second one.
Thank you!

It's URGENT! Please!
 
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Try rearranging the second equation and substituting into the first equation, so that you have one equation with only one variable.
 

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