Which ordered pair is a solution of the equation? 3.2 + 3y = -x + 5y

A) Only (1,2)
B) Only (2,4)
C) Both
D) Neither

Option D Neither is the answer.

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The correct answer is choice D.

Step-by-step explanation:

If plugged into the equation the ordered pair should make both sides equal each other. If not then it is not correct. Remember that ordered pairs are in the form (x,y).

(1,2)

3.2+3y=-x+5y

Plug in the values.

3.2+3(2)=9.2

-1+5(2)=-9

(2,4)

3.2+3(4)=15.2

-2+5(4)=18

None of these satisfy the given equation. :D

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