Question

9/4- 9>11

Answer 1

O.o

Answer 2

you can clear the fraction and it becomes alot simpler in my opinion

Answer 3

the answer is 9>1/2
9>5
9>20
9>80

Answer 4

we are not here to "pick an answer" for you ....

Answer 5

Just for that :) ^

Answer 6

Awright. Sorry to interrupt. Do you recall how you solve this?\[{9 \over 4} - 9 = 11 \]

Answer 7

i am sorry to interrupt, but that makes no sense whatsoever

Answer 8

maybe it's a code

Answer 9

you have number on the left
an number on the right
they are not equal, the one on the left is smaller than the one on the right, so it is not bigger
there is nothing to solve, the statement is false

Answer 10

Wait. Who are you talking to, sat?

Answer 11

9/4- 9>11

9/4 >11 +9

9/4 > 20

9 > 80

as u can see 9 is less than 80, thw question itself is wrong

Answer 12

what on earth does this mean
9>1/2
9>5
9>20
9>80

Answer 13

I have to clear my point: You solve it just like an equation, keeping that > sign in its place.

Answer 14

Lol.

Answer 15

the question is 9/4 - 9 >11 and the answer is supposed to be 9 > 12 , 9>5,9>20, 9>80

Answer 16

i really think it's a code

Answer 17

Maybe we have to simplify that inequality.

Answer 18

the number on the left is NEGATIVE the number on the right is POSITIVE
the one on the left cannot be greater than the one on the right

Answer 19

it is a typo or abject nonsense
maybe there is a missing variable

Answer 20

so many things in the world we dont understand huh

Answer 21

Maybe this problem is for the Martians who believe that \(2 = 1\), \(\infty = 8\) etc. :P

Answer 22

The Martians got their Math wrong

Answer 23

\(\frac{9}{4}-9\) is not algebra, \(\frac{9}{4}-9=-\frac{27}{4}\)

Answer 24

\[\huge \left(\sqrt{\mathcal L \lbrace \frac{\Gamma \lambda}{\Gamma \delta} \}}\right )^{-1}\]