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In order to develop a simulink model we will need following Simulink blocks
Gain = it is a multiplier block
Add and subtract = this block performs arithmetic operations
Constant = this block allows to write a constant value
Algebraic constraint = Thisblck solves the equations
You can get all these blocks by just typing their name on Simulink screen, Or these blocks are available in the library.
create the connections as shown in figure below.
All the blocks shown in red colour form equation 1, while those shown in yellow colour form equation 2. Blue colour blocks are the solver blocks.
Hence intersecting point of 2 curves is 7.808, -6.248.
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