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first write as 2x-3y-6=0

add 3y to both sides so it becomes 2x-6=3y

add 6 to both sides so it becomes 2x=3y+6

divide both sides by 2 so it becomes x=(3/2)y+3

x=(3/2)y+3 is your answer

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