Days when the Sun’s light hits both hemispheres equally are called

Days when the Sun’s light hits both hemispheres equally are called equinoxes.

Explanation:

These are the moments when the Sun is exactly above the equator. These days are called equinoxes because the night and day are nearly the same lengths – 12 hours – all over the world ("equinox," comes from Latin, meaning "equal night).

the answer to that is the second one

Explanation:

x=3, y=58

9(3)+5=32

17(3)+7=58

32+58=90, since it obviously looks like a right angle,

then for y=58, it is because the 17x+7 is the same as y, and since the 17x+7 is equals to 58, then the value of y is 58 as well.