Question

Can someone solve this -6y-3=3-6y

Answer 1

Based off of your question, I'll assume you are trying to solve for the "y" variable.

To solve the variable, we need to isolate it by performing opposite operations. However, it's important to remember to perform the operations on both sides of the equal sign so that the equation remains equal

.-6y-3=3-6y

     +3+3

-6y=6-6y

/-6     /-6

y=6+1y

y=y+6

In this case, it looks like we actually have a bit of an odd circumstance. We know that "y" cannot equal "y+ a value," because it simply does not logically make sense.

Therefore, using that logic, we can determine that this equation has no solutions.

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Answer 2

Answer:

No Solution

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1: Add 3

-6y = 6y

But wait..we have a problem -6y cannot equal 6. We didn't do anything wrong, it is just that this is an invalid equation.

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