-2n+6 -4 I have answers I just need to make sure I'm doing it correct. Also there is supposed to be a line under the greater sign

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-2n+6> -4 I have answers I just need to make sure I'm doing it correct. Also there is supposed to be a line under the greater sign

anonymous · Answer

-2n+6 >= -4
       -6       -6

-2n >= -10
divide by -2 on both sides

n <= 5

anonymous · Answer

>= means greater than or equal to

<= means less than or equal to

anonymous · Answer

Do you understand?

anonymous · Answer

Solving inequalities is not really different than solving any other equation, other than the switching signs rule if you divide by a negative.

anonymous · Answer

Slowly yes the more I see it in front of me the more it makes sense I get my signs mixed up a lot but I having been studying all week trying to learn cause I have never done this before

anonymous · Answer

< is a crocodile, and it always wants the bigger number.  That how I remembered it,

anonymous · Answer

*well, < or > or <= ror >=