Question

@AriPotta

Answer 1

u can add both sides and write \( 2y = 4 \)

Answer 2

still confused

Answer 3

he's saying use the elimination method and combine the two equations. doing that would give you 2y = 4, which you can then solve for y. after solving for y, substitute that into either equation to solve for x

Answer 4

yes , exactly ;)

Answer 5

do you understand how we got 2y = 4?

Answer 6

not really :P

Answer 7

ok so the point of the elimination method is to "eliminate" a variable by combining the two equations. in the first equation, we have 2/3x. in the second, we have -2/3x. so they're already set up to eliminate x