4y + 3

Question

4y + 3 <= y + 6?

jigglypuff314 · Answer

solve as you would have had it simply been an = instead of <=
so subtract a y from both sides
then subtract a 3 from both sides
then divide both sides by 3

undeadknight26 · Answer

Hey wolf man whats up wit da pic?!

anonymous · Answer

Why did you copy my picture. >:(

undeadknight26 · Answer

lol don't do that wolf man...I know i had this picture b4 you lol...

anonymous · Answer

I was just kidding bro, chill...

solomonzelman · Answer

$\huge {4y+3≤ y + 6}$


$\huge {subtract}$     $\huge {3}$    $\huge {from}$      $\huge {both }$     $\huge {sides}$


$\huge {4y+3-3≤ y + 6-3}$


$\huge {4y≤ y + 3}$


$\huge {subtract}$     $\huge {y}$    $\huge {from}$      $\huge {both }$     $\huge {sides}$


$\huge {4y-y≤ y + 3-y}$


$\huge 3y≤ 3}$

$\huge {divide}$     $\huge {both}$      $\huge {sides }$     $\huge {by}$      $\huge {3}$ 

$\huge {y≤ 1}$

solomonzelman · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Ty, how about -2y>2

solomonzelman · Answer

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