Solving for the equation of the first line
Given: slope of 2, and passes through point (1,-1)
Recall the point slope form of a line

Substituting the given, and solving in terms of y, the equation of the first line is

Solving for the equation of the second line
Given: points (8,-5) and (10,-10)
First solve for the slope of the line

Now that we have the slope, use the point-slope form and solve in terms of y to get the equation of the second line

Solving for the solution of the system
Now that we have two equations

Equate both y's, substitute, and solve for x

Now that we have solved for x, substitute the value to get the solution for y
Use either of the two equation, in this instance we will be using the first equation (using the second equation will work just as well)

With x = 4, and y = 5, the solution to the system therefore is (4,5).