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y=3/5

Step 1: Multiply both sides by 3 and you get y-6=6y-9

Step 2: Move the variable to the left and change the sign: y-6-6y=-9

Step 3: Move the constant to the right and change the sign: y-6y=-9+6

Step 4: Collect like terms: -5y=-9+6

Step 5: Figure out -9+6: -5y=-3

Step 6: Divide both sides by -5: y=3/5.

(NOTE: You could also say that y=0.6 if your teacher prefers your answer as a decimal.)
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So here, looks like you’re finding y. This is how we can solve this equation. I hope this helps!
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