In order to use the elimination method, we have to multiply the equation by some number, so that one of the variable has the same coefficient.
For example, multiplying the first equation by 3 and the second by 2 gives the following, equivalent system:

Now, we can subtract the two equations, and we will cancel (eliminate) the x variable:

Now that y is known, plug it into one of the equations: for example, if we use the first one we get

Answer:
I think it is this because it seems as if It is 2 separate equations.
a.x=9-2y/3
b.x=3+y/3
Answer:
y ≥ 3x +4
Step-by-step explanation:
The line is solid, so the inequality will include the "or equal to" case. The shading is above the line, so values of y greater than or equal to those on the line are in the solution set. The only choice with the correct (≥) inequality symbol is ...
y ≥ 3x +4