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Y = 6x

a. (6, 36)
b. (36, 6)
c. (72, 12)
d. (15, 90)
e. (7, 42)
f. (54, 9)

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Not to worry, Anarkee, it's easy. They just dress it up in tech-speak. What it means is "For what pair of numbers in the list is the statement "Y = 6x" true, if the first number is x and the second is y".

You will notice that in every pair, one number is 6 times the other, but if the numbers are arranged as ORDERED pairs, the convention is that x comes before y. therefore only B, C and E satisfy the equation.

Simple but sneaky, huh?
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