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Value of a Polynomial

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For the given values of y, which values of x satisfy the linear equation y=x/3?

A

x=	12,	20,	28
y=	3,	5,	7

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B

x=	6,	3,	9
y=	2,	1,	3

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C

x=	6,	2,	4
y=	12,	4,	8

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D

x=	30,	12,	6
y=	5,	2,	1

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Solution

The correct option is B

x= 6, 3, 9

y= 2, 1, 3

The values for x should be 3 times the value of y, as the linear equation is y=x/3. For example, when x=3, y=1. Therefore the only option that satisfies this condition is option B.

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