Question

3/4j + 1 great than 4
3/4j +1 -1 great than 4 -1
3/4j great than 3
4/3(3/4)j great than 3(4/3)
j great than 4

Answer 1

Looks right to me. As long as the original problem is

\[(3/4)j+1 \ge 4\]

Answer 2

no it is only great than not great than or equal to where did I go wrong?

Answer 3

My bad, you're right. i put the wrong sign

Answer 4

ok yeah

Answer 5

Do you have to put this one on the number line?

Answer 6

yes I was just going to ask it would be a close circle on 4 and shaded to the left

Answer 7

You use closed circle when its greater than or EQUAL to

use open circle when its just greater than/less than

and greater than means shading to the right

Answer 8

I am sorry I have another one do you mind?

Answer 9

that makes sence now thanks

Answer 10

oops sense

Answer 11

- 5/6x +3 great than 1/2
-5/6x +3-3 great than 1/2(-3)
ok I am stuck

Answer 12

on 1/2 - 3?

Answer 13

yes I am drawing a blank is it -3/2

Answer 14

put -3 over 1

(1/2) - (3/1) now find a common denominator which is 2

(1/2) - (6/2)

subtract straight across the top and keep the denominator

Answer 15

I just made that hard

Answer 16

1-6=-5 so it is

-5/2

so now you have

(-5/6)x > -5/2

Answer 17

so than it would be -5/6x great than -5/2
6/5(-5/6) x great than -5/2(6/5)
x great than -10

Answer 18

you divided by a negative, so it flips the sign

x<(-5/2)*(-6/5)

Answer 19

oh ok otherwise I am good?

Answer 20

No. (-5/2)*(-6/5)=3

so x<3

Answer 21

do we change the sign back because it became positive or still leave it flipped?

Answer 22

You leave it. we divided by -5/6 so it flipped.

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

I have a couple moew just want to make sure I am doing them right do you mind?

Answer 25

2(b-7) + -4b greater than 30 -18
2b - 14 + -4b great than 12
-14 -2b great than 10
14 -14 -2b great than -4
b less than -8

Answer 26

sorry I think I messed up the last part
14-14-2b great than 24
b less than 12