Is (y^m) = (y^n) a true statement
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First, square both sides. This will cancel out the radical.
(a^2 = b + 6)
Then subtract 6 from both sides
b = a^2 - 6
(a^2 = b + 6)
Then subtract 6 from both sides
b = a^2 - 6
We are given a system of equations,
This will translate into a 2x2 matrix of coefficients (because 2 equations and 2 unknowns),
The matrix will then be applied to the vector (lower dimensions on top),
And the result vector will be whats on the other side of equals sign,
So to put everything together,
Hope this helps :)