# Extracting solutions from one equation and placing them as inputs of another equation [closed]

I have a very simple equation 2x + y = 10 I want to know which integer combinations of x and y between -10 & 20 will yield a solution 10. I then want to store the various solutions of x and y and have them as inputs to another equation x^2 + 2y = z and in the end I want a list of all the z values. How do I tell Mathematica to do that?

I tried:

one[x_, y_] = 2 x + y;
Array[{Solve[one[x_, y_] == 3, {20 > x > -10, 20 > y -10}}, [one, 10]]

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You surely should start following some tutorials, try some code, and post it here when you've a problem you can't solve –  belisarius Nov 26 '13 at 23:41
one[x_, y_] = 2 x + y; Array[{Solve[one[x_, y_] == 3, {20 > x > -10, 20 > y -10}}, [one, 10]]' @belisarius –  Randy Nov 27 '13 at 0:06
possible duplicate of How to find lattice points on a line segment? –  Artes Nov 27 '13 at 7:20

Here's another way using FindInstance:
z = (x^2 + 2 y) /.

x^2 + 2 y /.  Solve[{2 x + y == 10 && -10 < x < 20 && -10 < y < 20}, Integers]
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