2(y-1) - 3y = 3(y-6) I need to solve for Y and figure out if there's no solution, if y = a certain number, or if all real numbers are the solution.

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2(y-1) - 3y = 3(y-6)

I need to solve for Y and figure out if there's no solution, if y = a certain number, or if all real numbers are the solution.

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Y=1, so I think any number the equation will always equal to the same number.
I think.

Erhan answered Aug 7, 2021

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