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Solve for y:

-y+6+6y=9

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User Mephy
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−y+6+6y=9

(−y+6y)+(6)=9(Combine Like Terms)

5y+6=9

Subtract 6 from both sides.

5y+6−6=9−6

5y=3

Divide both sides by 5.

5y/5=3/5

y=3/5

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User Lane Rettig
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-y + 6 + 6y = 9

First, simplify -y + 6 + 6y to 5y + 6. / Your problem should look like:
5y + 6 = 9
Second, subtract 6 from both sides. / Your problem should look like:
5y = 9 - 6
Third, subtract 9 - 6 to get 3. / Your problem should look like:
5y = 3
Fourth, divide both sides by 5. / Your problem should look like:
y = (3)/(5)

Answer as fraction: y =
(3)/(5)
Answer as decimal: 0.6

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User Brandon Shega
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