-4y + 5 ≥ 17
are you wanting a graph or are we solving for the variable "y"?
Solve the following inequality
y ≤ -3 y ≤ 3 y ≥ -3 y ≥ 3
idk which one is right
ok so what you have to do is take any number that is not attached to a variable and take it to the other side by doing cancelation to where when you do something on one side you have to do it on the side.
Subtract 5 then out of 17 and divide by -4y
so we are going to end up with -4\[(-4y)ge12\]
greater than and equal to 12
-47+5 hor eagual to 17, subtract 5 from 17 you get 12 then dividee -4 by 12
so now we just want the variable by itself so we are going to divide just by the -4. and whenever you divide by a negative you flip the inequality sign so then you will have \[y \le3\]
-3 im sorry the inequality sign is the same.
oh okay thank you soo much
\[y \le-3\]
y ≤ -3 correct
no problem!
4y – 8 > -32 do u do the same for this one
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