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    Find Three Ordered Pairs That Satisfy the Equation\[y - 3 x = 4\]
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Find Three Ordered Pairs That Satisfy the Equation y−3x=4y - 3 x = 4y−3x=4

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Find three ordered pairs that satisfy the equation. y−3x=4y - 3 x = 4y−3x=4 ( 0 , _____ ) , ( 1 , _____ ) , (  Find three ordered pairs that satisfy the equation.  y - 3 x = 4  ( 0 , _____ ) , ( 1 , _____ ) , (   1 , _____ ) 1 , _____ )

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