Question

5>5-7y

Answer 1

5>5-7y
-5 -5
0>-7y
/-7 /-7
0<y

Answer 2

you switch signs when dividing or multiplying by a -

Answer 3

wouldnt y be negative

Answer 4

no because I divided by a negative :)

Answer 5

ohh okay

Answer 6

think of it this way....

0 >-7y
+7y +7y

7y >0

that's my style because the switch is confusing :DDD

Answer 7

that could be handy for you @MaeLaken

Answer 8

5>5-7y
-5+5-5+5-7y
0>0-7y
7y>0=y>0
=y>0

Answer 9

this is what I had and it was incorrect

Answer 10

guess i am confused to what is correct

Answer 11

that doesn't make sense @jlamphere

Answer 12

and thanks^^

Answer 13

so would stealygirlie be correct

Answer 14

you both are

Answer 15

Yeah..
what how? they're both different
y>0 =/= y<0

Answer 16

right? so which is correct

Answer 17

lol mae they're the same..

0<y = y>0

Answer 18

Noohhh... one is y is greater than 0, the other is y is less than zero. y can't be greater and less than something at the same time

Answer 19

stealgirly said 0<y
jlam said y>0

you mustve read them wrong =)))

they're both the same reflexive property remember?

Answer 20

Oh well don't I feel dumb, sorry haha. yeah they're both right =_=

Answer 21

They arent both right!!!

Answer 22

the sign switches around when you multiply or divide by a negative

Answer 23

y<0
0>y
the numbers AND sign are switched around, they're both the same.

Answer 24

No

Answer 25

if y is greater it could be 1 25 58 ect
if y is less it could be -07 -65 ect

Answer 26

one is "y" is more than 0, the other is 0 is less than "y" . they're worded different but mean the same thing

Answer 27

Oh thats right I thought you meant you could switch the sign around lol sorry

Answer 28

:p

Answer 29

haha it's k.. i thought that at first too -_-