Answer:
1) (5,2)
2) (3,1)
3) (4,2)
Explanation:
Set the equations equations equal to each other. Since you have 2 different values of y, you can plug the second equation of y into the first equation of y
The first one would be x-3=2 (2 is substituted for y) to get x=5
After finding the x value, plug it back into either equation again to get 5-3=2 (In this case y is already given to you)
The second one would be 2x-5=-(2/3)x+3
2x-8=-(2/3)x
3x-12=-x
4x-12=0
x=3
y=2(3)-5=1
(3,1)
The last one would be (1/2)x=2x-6, solving gives x=4x-12
3x-12=0
x=4
y=2(4)-6
y=2
(4,2)