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\[y - (-5.5) < -25\]
-(-5.5) becomes 5.5 so y + 5.5 < -25 add -5.5 to both sides of the inequality what do you get ?
Um...I add 5.5 to -25, right? ...and the other side, too.
-19.5
no .. you have to add -5.5 to both sides .. not 5.5 cause you want to isolate y
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Okay, so -19.5 is not the answer?
\[y + 5.5 + 5.5 + 5.5 < -25\] That is what I did.
ok we have : y + 5.5 < -25 if we add -5.5 to both sides we get : y + 5.5 - 5.5 < -25 -5.5 y < -30.5
Oh! Now I know where I got wrong! kk thnx.
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