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-9+3y+5-7<=6(y-12) -9+3y+5-7<=6y-72 3y-11<=6y-72 3y<=6y-72+11 3y-6y<=-72+11 -3y<=-72+11 -3y<=-61 y>=(-61)/(-3) y>=61/3
\[-9+3y+5-7\le6(y-12)\]First, multiply through the parentheses.\[-9+3y+5-7\le6y-72\]Then, combine like terms.\[3y-11\le6y-72\]Next, subtract 3y from both sides.\[-11\le3y-72\]Then, add 72 to both sides.\[61\le3y\]Finally, divide both sides by 3.\[61/3\le y\]
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