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Find any three solutions to the system: x−3y=5 3x−9y=15
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Find any three solutions to the system:

x−3y=5
3x−9y=15

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- 3(x - 3y = 5) \\ - 3x + 9y = - 15 \\ \\ - 3x + 9y = - 15 \\ 3x - 9y = 15 \\ 0 = 0
Since 0 does equal 0, the answer is all real numbers.
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