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Solve the linear equation using equivalent equations to isolate the variable. Express your solution as an integer, as a simplified fraction, or as a decimal number. 15=v−6

Solve the linear equation using equivalent equations to isolate the variable. Express your solution as an integer, as a simplified fraction, or as a decimal number. 15=v−6
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Solve the linear equation using equivalent equations to isolate the variable. Express your solution as an integer, as a simplified fraction, or as a decimal number.

15=v−6

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The answer for 15=v-6 is v=21
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