Question

What is the value of y in the equation 2(3y − 6) = 0?

–2
0
2
6

Answer 1

@gabbyalicorn

Answer 2

Ok, do you know what your first step is to solve this problem?

Answer 3

im sorry but i am absoloutley clueless

Answer 4

1 Divide both sides by 2
3y−6=0


2 Add 6 to both sides
3y=6


3 Divide both sides by 3
y=63

4 Simplify 63 to 2
so the answer is?

Answer 5

No, that's fine. :)

The first step is to simplify both sides of the equation.
Like so:

2(3y−6)=0

(2)(3y)+(2)(−6)=0(DON'T FORGET TO DISTRIBUTE)
6y+−12=0
6y−12=0

Answer 6

x'D why @AnitaS.

Answer 7

why wut?

Answer 8

You stole my medal. I was just playing. CX

Answer 9

lol Don't worry i gave you one! :DDD

Answer 10

oh, ty

Answer 11

so i think its b right

Answer 12

oh sorry a

Answer 13

-2 right

Answer 14

no none of those

Answer 15

that u said

Answer 16

ughhhhhh what isss itttttt can u tell me

Answer 17

no ur supposed to figure it out so then you will learn.. i gave you simple steps and you should be able to figure it out...

Answer 18

simplify 63 to 2 and what do you get?

Answer 19

im between c and d

Answer 20

ok and what is ur final answer?

Answer 21

c ??????

Answer 22

Correct! ^_^

Answer 23

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Answer 24

sure make another post! :)

Answer 25

thanks i ll tag u