Question

-3v-2v>35

Answer 1

@Tawenger @Catlover5925 @Godlovesme @sammixboo

Answer 2

@jhonyy9

Answer 3

let's combine like terms. -5v > 35. If you have -3v and you take away 2v, then you get -5v.

Answer 4

Now, negative times negative equals positive, so we know v has to be negative

Answer 5

Ok, and it has to be more than 35.

Answer 6

Actually, let's divide everything by -5 to isolate v.

Answer 7

Now we have our answer, v > -7

Answer 8

V can be anything as long as it is bigger than -7.

Answer 9

Oops hold on I made some typos..

Answer 10

Hope that answered it, medal if you want and tag me anytime!

Answer 11

@shifuyanli

Answer 12

Simplify the inequality to get this \(\rm \color{#20bd23}{-5v~>~35}\)

Now we need to divide both sides of the problem by -5

\(\rm \color{#20bd23}{\dfrac{-5v}{-5}~>~\dfrac{35}{-5}}\)

\(\rm \color{#20bd23}{v~<~\dfrac{35}{-5}}\)

So what is \(\color{#20bd23}{35\div -5}\)

Answer 13

You switch the sign, because you are dividing a negative :)

Answer 14

HUH

Answer 15

thanks @EmmaMink