Question

Solve for y: 2x − 2y > 6.
Answer

y > x − 3

y < x − 3

y > -x + 3

y < -x + 3

Answer 1

Have you considered solving for y?

Answer 2

I tried but i couldnt understand it

Answer 3

Okay, subtract 2y from both sides. Let's see what you get.

Answer 4

-2y>6-2x, then divide by -2 which would change the sign so it would be y< -3+x
which is...

Answer 5

Note: If you move negative things around by addition and subtraction, you NEVER have to remember to change the direction of the inequality. It takes care of itself.