Answer is (2, -4)
Step by step
The question says to use SUBSTITUTION method where you substitute one equation into the other equation and solve
EQ # 1) x + 2y = -6
EQ # 2) 6x + 2y = 4
First I will change EQ #1 so just the x is on one side so I can substitute the value of x. Subtract 2y from both sides, now you have
EQ # 1) x = -2y -6
EQ #2) 6x + 2y = 4
Take value of x from EQ #1 and substitute into EQ #2.
6 (-2y -6) + 2y = 4
Distribute multiply
-12y -36 +2y = 4
Combine
-10y -36 = 4
Add 36 to both sides to isolate variable
-10y -36 +36 = 4 + 36
Combine
-10y = 40
Divide both sides by -10 to solve
-10/-10y = 40/-10
y = -4
Now substitute value of y into EQ #1
x = -2(-4) -6
Distribute multiply
x = 8 -6
x = 2
Check your work, substitute x and y into
EQ # 1)
2 = -2(-4) -6
2 = 2
It equals so solution is correct!