How do you answer this for a elimination simulatoneons equation

Therefore, the solution is:  x = 4,  y=1.

First you multiply both equations by 5 and 3
Then you take away both the equations form one another
Next you divide by 4 to get y on its own
This gives you y - which is 4

Then you choose one equation from your question. I chose 3x + 2y = 14 because it looks easier
Input your y value (that you just worked out before) into the y on this equation
Get x on its own by minusing 8 then dividing by 3
This gives you x - which is 2

Ive put a picture incase you still do not understand

1.) 6i     2.) -16   3.) -5     4.) -60i    5.) -294i     6.)  -1   7.) -i   8.) i  9.) -8-10i  

10.) 16+5i  11.) 3+69i   12.) -38+45i     13.) 18+26i    14.) 52   15.)  -57-176i  

16.) 23-41i 17.) 75-24i 18.) - +3i 19.) + 20.) +  21.) -1-i  

22.) ±i   23.) ±i  24.) ±i   25.) ±i    26.) ±i  27.) ±4i

28.) 5,-7  29.) 18,9  30.) 4,6 31.) 1,-4

32.) 8-2j ohms 33.) 11+ 3j volts

Step-by-step explanation: