Question

Too Solve The Inequality And Graph Its Set But How Do I Do It Using " 4y+2<8y-1/2(6y-10) " ?

Answer 1

first: distribute the -1/2

Answer 2

ok here we go
1) remove parentheses
\[4y+2<8y-\frac{1}{2}(6y-10)\]
\[4y+2<8y-3y+5\]

Answer 3

4y+2<8y-3y+5

Answer 4

satellite beat me :p

Answer 5

combine like terms
\[4y+2<5y+5\]

Answer 6

gandalf go head. to more steps

Answer 7

k

Answer 8

Would I Then Put All The y's Too One Side With Its Like Term ?

Answer 9

subtract a 4y from both sides
2<y+5

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

then subtract a 5
-3<y

Answer 12

THis thing is messed up :p

Answer 13

2 what?

Answer 14

subtract 4y
\[2<y+5\]

Answer 15

2<1y+5 .

Answer 16

yup messed up again

Answer 17

You're right so far tieram. Just remember tha we want t oisolate the y

Answer 18

so subtract a 5 from both sides

Answer 19

\[2<y+5\]
\[2-5<y+5-5\]
\[-3<y\]

Answer 20

it blooped. :p

Answer 21

But do you get what we're doing?

Answer 22

-3<y ?