Question

Please help. :(
-2y > 2
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Answer 1

-2y > 2

we will want to 'isolate y' so we want to get it alone.
to do this, we will divide both sides by the number that is with the y right now.
that number is -2

can you do the rest on this?
\[\frac{ -2y }{ -2 } >\frac{ 2 }{ -2 } \]

Answer 2

I wanna say its either a or d

Answer 3

Im going with D I guess??

Answer 4

I was leaning more towards d

Answer 5

@Objection why guess when i'm willing to teach you how to do it the right way? :(

Answer 6

I'll teach both of you..,.

Answer 7

Ok lol

Answer 8

-2/-2 = 0?

Answer 9

@DemolisionWolf

Answer 10

Actually 1

Answer 11

correct

Answer 12

and any time we divide or times by a negative number, we have to flip the direction of the inequality.

Answer 13

we divided by a -2, so we have to flip the direction from > to <

Answer 14

Meaning <?

Answer 15

yep ^_^

Answer 16

so its y < 1?

Answer 17

very good

Answer 18

it's easier to learn and do it right than guess ;)

Answer 19

mhm

Answer 20

ty

Answer 21

ur welcome.
message me if you want help later

Answer 22

So the answer is C though right?

Answer 23

C....

Answer 24

here is the equation we have:
y < -1

since its a < symbol not a less-than-or-equal-to symbol, it means the circle on the number line is empty. the -1 means that is where the dot on the number line will be. and the y<-1 means that we fill in the number line from -1 to all the numbers less than -1