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Solve for the equation -2y+y-3 = 6

Solve for the equation -2y+y-3 = 6
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Solve for the equation -2y+y-3 = 6

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Answer: y = -9

Explanation:

(-2y) + y - 3 = 6

(-y) - 3 = 6

-y = 9

y = -9

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