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Given 2x - y = 6, solve for y.

Given 2x - y = 6, solve for y.
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Given 2x - y = 6, solve for y.

User Jon Portella
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Y=1/2X-3, simplified of course.
User Cand
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1. Subtract 2x from both sides
-y=6-2x

2. Multiply both sides by -1
y=-6+2x

3. Regroup terms
y=2x-6

4. Your answer, and my wish of you having a good day :D
y=2x-6
User Diego Woitasen
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