Here x and y are two numbers whose sum is -3 and product is 0. A useful HSC-level trick is to think of them as roots of the quadratic equation t² - (-3)t + (0) = 0. After factoring or solving that quadratic, we get the two possible numbers. Since the question asks for ordered pairs, the order matters: if the two numbers are different, both (first, second) and (second, first) are valid. Checking the selected pair(s), each one has sum -3 and product 0. Therefore the correct answer choices are (0, -3), (-3, 0).