Q. Which ordered pair is a solution of the equation?3x−y=13Choose 1 answer:(A) Only (6,5)(B) Only (3,−4)(C) Both (6,5) and (3,−4)(D) Neither
Understanding the equation: Understand the equation and the task.We are given the equation 3x−y=13 and we need to determine which ordered pair(s) satisfy this equation.
Testing ordered pair (6,5): Test the ordered pair (6,5).Substitute x=6 and y=5 into the equation 3x−y=13 to see if it holds true.3(6)−5=18−5=13Since 13=13, the ordered pair (6,5) is a solution to the equation.
Testing ordered pair (3,−4): Test the ordered pair (3,−4).Substitute x=3 and y=−4 into the equation 3x−y=13 to see if it holds true.3(3)−(−4)=9+4=13Since 13=13, the ordered pair (3,−4) is also a solution to the equation.
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