Question

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Answer 1

@agent0smith , @whpalmer4

Answer 2

I'm thinking it would be B.

Answer 3

Why do you think that? Show work and i'll check.

Answer 4

I'm using the desmos grapher online and I just inputted each of these (3y=x+5, 2x=0, 6y=10) and it gave me x=0, y=1.66666 which I know is 1 2/3 or 5/3, so I figured it'd be (0, 5/3)

Answer 5

why can't you check each option and see if it would equal the corresponding value.

Answer 6

works everytime

Answer 7

explanation i will try option B
3 * 5/3 = 0 + 5 which is correct 5 = 5
2* 0 = 0 which is correct 0=0
6 * 5/3 = 10 which is correct 10 = 10

So it is B indeed

Answer 8

It's really easy without a calculator.

Look at the bottom two equations:

6y=10 was one, and you deleted it now anyway...

Answer 9

If you can't solve
2x=0
and
6y=10

without a calculator, then good luck in this class. You're going to need it.

Answer 10

loool

Answer 11

@agent0smith I was totally not even thinking when I posted this question. I was behind in precal and so I've been doing math for about the last 5 hours and didn't even realize this was an easy problem until I posted it. Guess this is what happens when teachers throw in super basic questions halfway through 40 question tests lol. Sorry about that.

Answer 12

lol yeah it's really easy. You don't even need the top equation 3y=x+5

Answer 13

@agent0smith Yeah I seen that. The other questions weren't hard but they were multiple step and I got to this one and was like there's no way it's this easy and was basically second guessing myself. I feel like an idiot now but oh well!