Tom K. answered 12/13/20
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
If you substitute x = 1 - 2y into the x term in the second expression, you end up with a quadratic expression in terms of y. Solve this expression (hint: if there is a common factor with all terms, divide through by this first; you can then easily factor).
Once you find the 2 values for y that solve the quadratic, you can plug each into x=1 - 2y to solve for x.
Note: if you draw the ellipse and line, you will see that the line crosses the ellipse in 2 points. In fact, a careful drawing of the ellipse will show the two solutions.