1. **State the problem:** Solve the system of equations:
$$-y = x$$
$$-3x + 3y = -36$$
2. **Rewrite the first equation:** From the first equation, multiply both sides by $-1$ to isolate $y$:
$$-y = x \implies \cancel{-}y = \cancel{-}x \implies y = -x$$
3. **Substitute $y = -x$ into the second equation:**
$$-3x + 3(-x) = -36$$
4. **Simplify the equation:**
$$-3x - 3x = -36$$
$$-6x = -36$$
5. **Solve for $x$:** Divide both sides by $-6$:
$$\frac{-6x}{\cancel{-6}} = \frac{-36}{\cancel{-6}} \implies x = 6$$
6. **Find $y$ using $y = -x$:**
$$y = -6$$
**Final answer:**
$$x = 6, \quad y = -6$$
Solve Linear System 30B5B0
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