What do the following two equations represent? -3x-y = 3−3x−y=3minus, 3, x, minus, y, equals, 3 -3x-y = 3−3x−y=3 - QAmmunity.org

What do the following two equations represent? -3x-y = 3−3x−y=3minus, 3, x, minus, y, equals, 3 -3x-y = 3−3x−y=3

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