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Solve, y+5>1
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Subtract 5 from both sides.
y>-4 ?
if the sign wasn't > but a (greater than or equal too) sign would i do the same thing?
the rules dont change .....
yes, y > -4 is correct, and yes, you'd do the same thing. if the the sign had been < or <=, you'd do the same too.
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Remember that inequalities are different from equations when you multiply or divide both sides by a negative number. In that case, you must flip the inequality sign.
thank you @mathstudent55
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