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-6(y + 15) = -3y + 6, what is y?
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-6(y + 15) = -3y + 6, what is y?

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Answer: 28

Explanation:

-6 times y and 15= -6y +90

-6y + 90= -3y + 6 ( 90 -6=84)

-6y + 84= -3y ( -3y + 6 = 3y)

84=3y (84 divided by 3=28)

Y=28

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