-5x + 6y = -3 6x - 6y = 12 what is the y and x intercept​

Question/Equation:

-5x + 6y = -3 6x - 6y = 12 What is the y and x intercept?

Answer/Steps:

1. Add the two rows together.

x=9

2. Solve for x in the above equation.

x=9

3. Substitute x=9 into any of the two equations above

Let's pick the first equation. -5x+6y=-3.

−5×9+6y=−3

4. Solve for y in the above equation.

y=7

5. Therefore,

x=9

y=7

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Done by NeighborhoodDealer.

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step-by-step explanation:

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