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3 years ago

Nine less than six times a number is -15

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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Hello!

6 - 9 × y = -15

When "less than" is used you switch the number before it the number after it. While it seems like it would be 9 -6, its actually 6-9

6 - 9 is -3, you can multiply 3 by 5, to get 15. So your answer would be 5

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