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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…

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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