Answer: I think it's no, sorry if I can't help
Step-by-step explanation:
we have that
y = 3x - 2
10(x+3/5)=2y------> the second equation----->divide by 2 both sides
5(x+3/5)=y-----> y=5x+3
y=5x+3------> second equation written in slope-intercept form
so
case A) y=5x+3/10-----> is not equal to y=5x+3
case B) y=5x+3--->is equal to y=5x+3---------> is the answer
case C) y=1/5x+3/25-------> is not equal to y=5x+3
case D) y=1/2x+6-----> is not equal to y=5x+3
therefore
the answer is the option
B) y=5x+3
Given equation is :
=0
Taking out 
common we get,
=0
Now solving this we get,
As 11 is not factor-able, we will solve it using the formula,
a=1 b=5 and c=-11
we get,
and 
6375/pi mm[3] Just took the test, I hope this helps!
Point I think is the anwser
