Question

-4<4(6y-12)-2y? MEDAL WILL BE REWARDED

Answer 1

2 < y

Answer 2

Do you need to see how to solve for y?

Answer 3

@RachelJune

Answer 4

Yes @Catseyeglint911

Answer 5

Your goal is to get y by itself on one side. Your first step is to distribute 4 to the pat that looks like this --> (6y-12). To distribute, you times 4 to each part of the equation. That would give you the equation -4<24y-48-2y. You then need to combine the two like terms, in this case, 24y and -2y. That would give you the equation --> -4<22y-48. Its then just like a normal equation. The final result would be 2.36(repeating)<y

Answer 6

I got this:
-4 < 4(6y - 12) -2y
distribute 4
-4 < 24y -48 -2y
combine like terms
-4 < 22y -48
add 48 to both sides
44 < 22y
divide both sides by 22
2 < y

Answer 7

thats wrong because -4 plus -48 would be -52, not 44

Answer 8

You have to add positive 48 to the -48 to cancel it out, and because you are adding positive negative 48 to one side, you add positive 48 to the -4 which gives you 44.

Answer 9

my bad

Answer 10

It's all good.

Answer 11

(I had to retype this because after I read my response I realized it didn't make sense at one part.)
You have to add positive 48 to the -48 to cancel it out, and because you are adding positive 48 to one side, you add positive 48 to the -4 which gives you 44.