Wolfram Alpha Step By Step For Systems of differential equation

Does anyone know if wolfram alpha has step by step solutions for systems of differential equations? When I input them, it comes up with an answer but it does not give me the step by step solution. I would like it just for practicing purposes.

For example, I input the following into wolfram but it does not show me the step by step option as opposed to just inputting 1 linear ODE.

solve[{x' = -6x + 2y, y' = -20x + 6y}]


Thanks

• @ThomasAndrews I don't think that assumption is a good one. I want to use it for practice, my homework doesn't involve much hand solving but I want additional practice for exams – PutsandCalls Feb 5 '16 at 1:36
• @ThomasAndrews nonetheless thanks for the answer – PutsandCalls Feb 5 '16 at 1:39

$$\begin{cases} x'=-6x+2y \\ y'=-20x+6y \end{cases}$$ One can solve it with matrix calculus or with the method of substitution (below) :
$2y=x'+6x \quad \to \quad 2y'=x''+6x'$
$$2y'=-40x+12y=-40x+6(x'+6x)=x''+6x'$$ $$x''+4x=0$$ $$x(t)=C_1\cos(2t)+C_2\sin(2t)$$ Then, you can compute $y(t)=\frac{1}{2}x'(t)+3x(t)$