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write the ordered pair for each point. PLS! I will give 20 points did correct same goes with brainliest. DO NOT TYPE THAT YOU DO

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M=(0.75,1.25)

H=(-1.5,-0.5)

D=(1,-1.75)

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The sum of three numbers is 126 . The third number is 3 times the first. The second number is 6 more than the first. What are the numbers?

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. The third number is 3

times the first. The second number is 6

more than the first. What are the numbers?

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Lets define a=1st number, b=2nd number, and c=3rd number

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We also know that the third number is 3 times the first which can be represented as c=3a

We can plug these new values into our original equation and get:

a+(a+6)+(3a)=126

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