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How do you solve 6/7=y−3/7?

How do you solve 6/7=y−3/7?
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How do you solve 6/7=y−3/7?

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Answer:

9/7 or 1 2/7

Explanation:

Do 6/7 + 3/7 which makes 9/7.

9/7 - 3/7 equals 6/7.

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