solve 13-y is less than or equal to 2(y-4)
Does it look like: \[\large \large 13-y \le 2(y-4)\]?
yes expcpt the inequality should be greater than sorry miss typed it greater than or equal to
Oh okay.\[\large \large 13-y \ge2(y-4)\] The first step is to do the distributive property on 2(y-4) So, 2 * y = ? 2 * -4 = ?
2y -6
2 * y does equal to 2y. But what does 2 * -4 give you?
If you are not sure, then what does 2 multiply by 4 give you?
-8
Great. 2 * -4 = -8. So now your equation should look like: \[\large \large 13 - y \ge 2y - 8\] Next step is to move the variable to one side of the equation, and the number to the other side of the equation. So, we can add y to both side. -y + y = ? 2y + y = ?
3y
Great! 2y + y = 3y. I guess you already know that -y + y cancel out. So now you have: \[\large \large 13 \ge 3y - 8\] Do you know what to do next?
add eight which gives 21 divded by 3 equals 7
Good job! So, \[\large \large y \ge 7\]
thank you so much im having trouble with another could you pleaseee helpme
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