Solve both equations for one variable. Since the second equation is already solved for \(x\), we'll solve the other one for \(x\).
\(x=-14-3y\) and \(x=4y\) are our two equations.
Now we can assume that if \(x = -14-3y\) and \(x=4y\), we can assume that \(-14-3y = 4y\). If we solve for \(y\), we get that \(y=-2\). Plug in \(y=-2\) into either one of the equations, I'll use \(x=4y\). \(x=4(-2)\) so [/tex]x=-8[/tex]. Know we know what \(x\) and \(y\) are, so we can put it in an orderned pair: (-8,-2)
