Question

2x +3y = 2
x+6y = 4
Solve

Answer 1

re-arrange the second equation (most easiest equation) in terms of x:

x=4-6y

sub this into the first equation
2x+3y=2
2(4-6y)+3y=2

expand this and solve for y, then use this y value and plug it back into x=4-6y

Answer 2

2x+3y=2---(1)
x+6y=4----(2)
from (1) equation we get
2x=2-3y
=>x=2-3y/2---(3)
now we should replace the value of x in number (2) equation
so,2-3y/2+6y=4
=>2-3y+12y/2=4
=>2-3y+12y=8
=>9y=8-2
=>9y=6
=>y=6/9
=>y=2/3
by using value of y from (3) equation we get?

Answer 3

multiply first equation with 2 then minus them
ie 4X+6Y= 4
X+6Y= 4
so we get (minus it)
3X =0
X =0
Y = 4/6 =2/3

Answer 4

@Velmina are you even trying or are you just waiting for the answer?

Answer 5

I've been trying

Answer 6

If I could do it I would not be on here asking