Solve this with substitution. The second equation indicates that y=3x-6. Substitute that for y in the first equation.
9x-2(3x-6)=3 | Distribute the 2
9x-6x+12=3 | combine like terms and subtract 12 from both sides
3x=-9 | divide both sides by 3
x=-3
Substitute x=-3 into the second equation, to solve for y.
3(-3)-6=y
-9-6=y
-15=y
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