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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
<em>I'm assuming this is asking for 3 separate fractions that are each equal to 2/3</em>
Remember, multiplying the top and bottom of a fraction by a number will not change the fraction.



These three fractions are all equal to 2/3
You have to plug in 0 to each variable and solve to get each axis intercepts giving you. (0,-3) (6/5,0)
This will go -7/2,-2.1, square root of 9, 3.5,last will be square root of 5