You can use the elimination method by making the coefficients of one of the variables the same,
Notice that the two #x# terms have opposite signs. Lets work with those.
#color(white)(xxxxxxx)color(blue)(-3x) +" "4y = 12" ".........A#
#color(white)(xxxxxxx)color(blue)(+2x) +" " y = -8" ".......B#
#A xx 2rarr:color(blue)(-6x) +" "8y = +24" ".......C#
#B xx 3rarr:color(blue)(+6x) +" "3y = -24" ".......D#
The #x# terms are now additive inverses. Their sum will be #0#
#C+D rarr:color(white)(xxxxxxx)11y = 0#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)y = 0#
Substitute #0# for #y# in any of the equations: I will use #B#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxx)color(blue)(+2x) +0 = -8" ".......B#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxxxxx)color(blue)(+2x) = -8" ".......B#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)color(blue)(x) = -4" ".......B#
Check in the other equation using #x= -4 and y=0#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxxx)2(-4) + 0 = -8" ".......B#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxxx)-8 + 0 = -8#
#color(white)(xxxxxxxxxxxxx)-8 = -8#
The values are correct.