hi
please can you help me by showing me in detail how to solve a linear equation with 2 variables

as example 6x + 3y = 81
many thanks john

To solve linear equations of two variables
you must have two linear equations.
To solve linear equations of three variables you must have three linear equations.
I shall be more than happy to teach you how to solve these.
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You can not 'solve' an equation with two variables because it has infinite solutions for x and y that will satisfy it. But, if you just want to solve for x or y, then you're in luck.

What you have is the standard form equation of a line. To get it into slope intercept form, solve for y.

First, divide by 3: 2x+y=27

Now, just subtract 2x from both sides: y=-2x+27

This is a line with slope -2 and crosses the y-axis at 27.