Answer:
Y= 4 and X=2
Step-by-step explanation:
When you are trying to find the X or Y value for an equation, set the opposite value to zero. That means that if you are trying to find Y in 6x+3y=12, you would make the X zero. Since six is being multiplied by X and X now equals zero, your equation for finding the Y value is now 3y=12. Divide them both by three and you get Y=4. In order to find your X value you would do the same thing. Since you are trying to find X, set the Y value to zero. That makes your equation for finding the X value 6x=12. That is because, again, you set Y to zero, and three times zero is zero. 6x=12 equals X=2 because you divide both sides by 6.
