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Anna35 [415]

3 years ago

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olya-2409 [2.1K]3 years ago

3 0

Combine like terms. -2y+y=-y. The equation is now -y-3=6. You need to get the y by itself so add 3 to both sides. The equation is now -y=9. You are solving for y so divide both sides by -1. The equation will be y=-9. The answer is y=-9. Hope this helps! ;)

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