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Melinda is thinking of two numbers. Each number is greater than 5. If she multiplies one of the numbers by 3 it will be equal to the other number. What could Melindas numbers be?
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Melinda is thinking of two numbers. Each number is greater than 5. If she multiplies one of the numbers by 3 it will be equal to the other number. What could Melindas numbers be?

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5 and 15 is one option. But you could pick any number over 5 and multiply it by 3, and use those numbers together
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