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-6 (y + 15) = -3y +6 What value of y makes the equation true?
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-6 (y + 15) = -3y +6
What value of y makes the equation true?
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Y=-32 because -6y-90=-3y+6 -6y+3y=6+90 -3y=90 y=-32 cause u divide it
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