1. The given expression is $2x+3y$. 2. This is a linear algebraic expression involving variables $x$ and $y$ with coefficients 2 and 3 respectively. 3. Since this is just an expression and not an equation or inequality, it cannot be solved without additional information. 4. We can interpret this as: - $2x$ means two times the value of $x$. - $3y$ means three times the value of $y$. 5. The expression represents the sum of these two terms. 6. If values of $x$ and $y$ are given, you can substitute and compute the numerical value of $2x+3y$. Final answer: The expression is $2x+3y$ and is the sum of $2$ times $x$ plus $3$ times $y$.