SOLUTION: my question is based on solving linear equations by way of substitution- x-3y=-11 6x-y=2

Question 1000032: my question is based on solving linear equations by way of substitution-
x-3y=-11
6x-y=2
Answer by ikleyn(52793) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Express x from the first equation. You will get x = 3y - 11.

Then substitute it into the second equation.

Solve the obtained equation for y.

And so on . . .

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