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No, because if y is in fact 9 then the expression [tex]3y<27[/tex] evaluates to [tex]27<27[/tex] which is a false hence y cannot be 9 but rather [tex]y\in(-\infty,9)[/tex].

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Answer: No

Step 1: Rewrite the equation

3y<27

Step 2: Get y alone

To do this we need to divide both 3y and 27 by 3

3y<27

3y/3<27/3

y=9

Step 3: Substitution

We now know that y equals 9. Now let’s substitute this into the equation

3y<27

3(9)<27

27<27

Step 4: Determining the answer

Since 27 is not less than (27), 9 is not the solution for y. However, any number less than 9 would work for this equation

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