Question

which number is a solution of the inequality?

g+3>6 ( 1point )

A. 3

B.4

C.-3

D.-4

Answer 1

@uri

Answer 2

subract 3 from both sides

Answer 3

g+3>6
-3 -3
g>3

Answer 4

@k_lynn

Answer 5

ok so we know that g+3 has to be greater than 6, so the answer should at least be 7 or higher. If you add \[3+3\] what do you get?

Answer 6

You should get 6. and \[6=6\] so 6 cannot be greater than itself. So we now know that A is not the correct option.

Answer 7

Now to option B. When you add \[3+4\] what do you get?

Answer 8

What are you trying to do? @k_lynn

Answer 9

@uri I'm trying to eliminate all of the other options so that we find one that fits.

Answer 10

I find it easier to understand if you use the options to find the answer.

Answer 11

This is simple.

g+3>6

g>6-3
g>3

Answer 12

I know, but I'm not sure @transgenderwoman understands that...she's not saying anything. Do you understand? @transgenderwoman

Answer 13

I don't think g can be 3. Saying out the problem would look something like this > g plus three is greater than 6. THere is no symbol. I think that g+3 has to equal 7 or higher.

Answer 14

do you understand any better @transgenderwoman

Answer 15

kinda so what is >?