3/y =6/y-2I need help on this pleaseworth 15 points

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Leto [7]2 years ago

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Multiply both sides by y...

(3/y)y-(6/y)y-2y

Simplify it...

(3/y)y=3

(6/y)y=6

3=6-2y

Subtract 6 from both sides...

-2y=-3

Divide both sides by -2...

y=3/2

The solution is y=3/2

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