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How do you solve: 6 is greater than or equal to - 2/3d
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6 ≥ -2/3 d multiply both sides by -3/2 -9 ≤ d Notice I flipped the sign at the end. Anytime you multiply or divide by a negative number always flip the sign.
thank you, but why do you multiply by -3/2 instead of -2/3
because I wanted to get rid of the -2/3 so I multiplied by its reciprocal.
oh okay thank
how would multiplying -2/3 by -3/2 look like
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anytime you multiply by the reciprocal of a number you get 1 -2/3*-3/2 so multiply the numerators and denominators to get 6/6 (negative times negative is positive) this simplifies to 1
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