<span>3y = x + 6
y – x = 3 -----------> x=y - 3 (substitute in 1st equation)
3y = y - 3 +6
3y - y = 3
2y = 3
y = 2/3
x= y - 3 = 2/3 -3 = 2/3 - 9/3 = - 7/3
</span>x= - 7/3, y = 2/3<span>
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Answer:
e = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
9e+4=-5e+14+13e
Combine like terms
9e+4=14+8e
Subtract 8e from both sides
9e-8e+4=8e-8e +14
e +4 = 14
Subtract 4 from each side
e+4-4 = 14-4
e = 10
The polynomial remainder theorem states that the remainder upon dividing a polynomial

by

is the same as the value of

, so to find

you need to find the remainder upon dividing

You have
..... | 2 ... 14 ... -58
-10 | ... -20 ... 60
--------------------------
..... | 2 ... -6 .... 2
So the quotient and remainder upon dividing is

with a remainder of 2, which means

.
Do you mean y = mx + b instead of y = mc + b? In that case:
b in y = mx + b format is the y-intercept, as this kind of equation is called slope-intercept form.