] -2y - 7 > 11 Part 1: Solve the inequality above. Part 2: Describe the graph of the solution.
Did you mean: \[-2y-7>11\] or was the "]" character in front supposed to be something else?
Either way, an inequality is solved just like an equation except that if you multiply or divide by a negative, you will reverse the inequality.
yea sorry your right -2y - 7 > 11
If this were an equation, would you know how to solve it?
no can you show me
You want to isolate the variable so the first step would be to get the y term on the left side and the constants on the right side.
wpuld it be this -2y - 7 > 11 now add 7 to both sides -2x > 18 now divide by -2changing the sign y < -9
Yes, that is exactly it.
Now graph the inequality so you can see what it looks like.
ok so what would the graph look like
Are you graphing on a number line or a coordinate grid?
number line
OK. Draw your number line with numbers from 0 to -10. Remember that greater than or less than is indicated with an open circle.
ok then what
can you draw out what it wouyld look like
Your equation is y=-9 so you would start with an open circle at -9.
ok then what
what way would the shading go?
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