SOLUTION: linear equation: need help please!!! -2x+3y=6 -3x+2y=-6

Question 6011: linear equation: need help please!!!
-2x+3y=6
-3x+2y=-6
Answer by Abbey(339) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
multiply the first equation by -2 and the second one by 3:
(-2x+3y=6)*(-2) = 4x-6y=-12
(-3x+2y=-6)*(3) = -9x+6y=-18
then add them together:
4x-6y=-12
+(-9x+6y=-18)
-5x+0 =-30
divide both sides by -5:
x=6
then plug this back into one of your equations to get the y value:
-2(6)+3y=6
-12+3y=6
3y=18
y=6
The solution is (6,6) check by putting these into the second equation

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