Question

d/13 ≥ –3
d ≥ –16
d ≥ 39
d ≥ 10
d ≥ –39

Answer 1

Hint: get rid of 13.

Answer 2

ok

Answer 3

try multiplying both sides of equation with 13 :)

Answer 4

what do you get ?

Answer 5

wait but moderator person said get rid of the 13 mind jumble

Answer 6

any idea?

Answer 7

To get rid of the 13, you have to do the opposite of what its doing. Here, the 13 is dividing , so the opposite of dividing is multiplying. So, multiply both sides by 13 to cancel the 13 on the left side. :o)

Answer 8

ok thanks

Answer 9

Do you understand how to do that? :o)

Answer 10

sorta but the letter is messing with my head

Answer 11

Well, you're trying to get d alone so you can find its value. So, we must do the opposite operations to undo what we did to get it to the point its at. I'll show you what it'll look like:

\[\frac{ d }{ 13 } ≥ -3\]
\[\frac{ d }{ 13 }(13) ≥ -3(13)\]
\[d ≥ -39\]
Does that make sense? :o)

Answer 12

ya it does a bit more

Answer 13

oh i see how you got that yay

Answer 14

omagawsh thanks so much im a fan :D

Answer 15

Great, so glad I could help! :o)

Answer 16

:o mhm