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Use the equation to answer the question. -6(y+15) = -3y + 6. What value of y makes the equation true?
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Use the equation to answer the question. -6(y+15) = -3y + 6. What value of y makes the equation true?

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The answer is -32

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-6(y+15)= -3y+6
-6y-90 = -3y+6
-6 -6
-6y-96 = -3y
+6y +6y
-96 = 3y
/3 = /3
y= -32
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