If you divide the equation by $y^2$ you get a quadratic in $\frac xy$. You should note that $x=0,y=0$ is one solution to your equation, but presumably you are being asked for another because $\frac xy$ doesn't make sense when $y=0$
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Let $y=mx$, then $$7m^2+m-6=0 \Rightarrow m=-1, 6/7.$$
So $$12 x/y=-12~ or ~ 14.$$
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You may also proceed as follows:
$6x^2 - xy -7y^2= (6x-7y)(x+y) \stackrel{!}{=}0$
Not considering the case $x=y=0$ you get
$6x-7y= 0 \Rightarrow \boxed{12\frac{x}{y} = 14}$ or
If you divide the equation by $y^2$ you get a quadratic in $\frac xy$. You should note that $x=0,y=0$ is one solution to your equation, but presumably you are being asked for another because $\frac xy$ doesn't make sense when $y=0$