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Which ordered pair is a solution of the equation? 3x−y=13 A only (6,5) B Only (3,-4) C Both (6,5) (3,-4) D Neither
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Which ordered pair is a solution of the equation?

3x−y=13
A only (6,5)
B Only (3,-4)
C Both (6,5) (3,-4)
D Neither

User Paul Kehrer
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Answer:

D Neither

Explanation:

3x-y=13

3x-y=13-13

3x-y=0

User Robert Love
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Your answer is (3, -4) .. to get that I plugged each set into the equation and solved to figure out which ordered pair makes this statement equivalent.. I got 13=13 after plugging in and solving so that makes it equivalent the other ordered pair makes an inequivalent outcome which was 9=13 ... I hope this helps
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