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What does y equal in this equation 2(3y-6)<-18

What does y equal in this equation 2(3y-6)<-18
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What does y equal in this equation 2(3y-6)<-18

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Answer:
y < -1

Explanation:


2(3y-6) < - 18


6y - 12 < - 18

Add 12 to both sides


6y < -18 + 12


6y < -6

divide through by 6


y < -1

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