-0.6(Y-0.9)=-0.3(Y-1.8)

Solution for -0.6(Y-0.9)=-0.3(Y-1.8) equation:

Simplifying
-0.6(Y + -0.9) = -0.3(Y + -1.8)

Reorder the terms:
-0.6(-0.9 + Y) = -0.3(Y + -1.8)
(-0.9 * -0.6 + Y * -0.6) = -0.3(Y + -1.8)
(0.54 + -0.6Y) = -0.3(Y + -1.8)

Reorder the terms:
0.54 + -0.6Y = -0.3(-1.8 + Y)
0.54 + -0.6Y = (-1.8 * -0.3 + Y * -0.3)
0.54 + -0.6Y = (0.54 + -0.3Y)

Add '-0.54' to each side of the equation.
0.54 + -0.54 + -0.6Y = 0.54 + -0.54 + -0.3Y

Combine like terms: 0.54 + -0.54 = 0.00
0.00 + -0.6Y = 0.54 + -0.54 + -0.3Y
-0.6Y = 0.54 + -0.54 + -0.3Y

Combine like terms: 0.54 + -0.54 = 0.00
-0.6Y = 0.00 + -0.3Y
-0.6Y = -0.3Y

Solving
-0.6Y = -0.3Y

Solving for variable 'Y'.

Move all terms containing Y to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '0.3Y' to each side of the equation.
-0.6Y + 0.3Y = -0.3Y + 0.3Y

Combine like terms: -0.6Y + 0.3Y = -0.3Y
-0.3Y = -0.3Y + 0.3Y

Combine like terms: -0.3Y + 0.3Y = 0.0
-0.3Y = 0.0

Divide each side by '-0.3'.
Y = 0

Simplifying
Y = 0