Math, asked by rashmitadalachhatra, 8 months ago

solve the following equation
3 (y-2)= 2(y-1) -3

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Answered by Anonymous

8

Answer:

3y-6=2y-2-3

y=-5+6

y=1

Answered by jindalm144

3

Answer:

y=1

Step-by-step explanation:

3(y-2) =2(y-1)-3

3y-6=2y-5

3y-2y=-5+6

y=1

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