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Martin Smith
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21 August, 21:16
2 (y-3) : 2y-6 what is it
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Bob
21 August, 21:27
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Step-by-step explanation:
Well if y=3 then the equation is 2*3-6
Two times three is 6 and 6-6 is 0
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