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use the substitution method to solve 3x+2y=11 and x-2y=9. Solve for both x and y
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Why don't you start by isolating y for both equations?
so would I subtract -2 from each 2y?
Nope. Remember that 2y is 2 times y, not 2 plus y! That means you need to divide, not subtract. Also, when you divide, you must divide everything.
i.e. you would divide 3x by 2 and 11 by 2 when you divide 2y by 2
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