Answer:
[tex](x,y)=(-3,3)[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
If we subtract equation [2] from equation [1] we will be left with an equation in only 1 unknown [tex](x)[/tex]
[3] [tex]=3x+9[/tex]
We can now split the variable term and the constant (one on each side of the equation by subtracting [tex]3x[/tex] rom both sides.
[4] [tex]-3x=9[/tex]
Dividing by [tex](-3)[/tex] leaves just the variable x equal to a constant
[5] [tex]x=-3[/tex]
To find the value of y substitute this value [tex](-3)[/tex] in place of x in one of the original equations. (I will use equation [1])
[6] [tex]y=(-3)+6=3[/tex]