Answer: First Option is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
\(2x-5y = 3\\\\ x -3y = 1\)
Now, we will use "Substitution Method" to find the values of x and y:
\(x=1+3y\ -(3)\)
Put the value of x in first equation i.e.
\(2x-5y = 3\)
\(2(1+3y)-5y=3\\\\2+6y-5y=3\\\\2+y=3\\\\y=3-2\\\\y=1\)
Now, we use the value of y in equation (3),
\(x=1+3y\\\\x=1+3\times1\\\\x=1+3\\\\x=4\)
Hence, values of (x,y) is (4,1).
Therefore, First Option is correct.
