Question

-2y - 7 > 11

Part 1: Solve the inequality above.
Part 2: Describe the graph of the solution.

Answer 1

please add 7 to both sides of your inequality

Answer 2

y>-9

Answer 3

@hislightningbug812 are you sure?

Answer 4

5y > 18?

Answer 5

no, sorry @RedBlade127
-2y-7+7>11+7
so?

Answer 6

ohhh

Answer 7

you add 7 to both sides then divide both sides by -2

Answer 8

-2y - 14 > 18?

Answer 9

please note that -7+7=0, so?

Answer 10

damn

Answer 11

-2y-7
would be -2y

Answer 12

@RedBlade127 please retry!

Answer 13

-2y >18?

Answer 14

y>-9 as i said before

Answer 15

that's right!, now divide both sides by 2

Answer 16

now divide both sides by -2

Answer 17

no u need to divide by -2

Answer 18

-2y - 7 > 11 implies -2y>11+7 implies 2y<-(11+7) implies y<-9

Answer 19

@RedBlade127 please write your answer

Answer 20

uhh, I'm so confused...

Answer 21

please you have to perform this calculus:
\[\frac{ -2y }{ 2 }>\frac{ 18 }{ 2 }\]

Answer 22

what are your options

Answer 23

@RedBlade127 remember a golden rule, whenever you multiply or divide an inequality by negative number, the sign of the inequality changes

Answer 24

answer is y<-9

Answer 25

thats true i forgot so y<-9 thats your answer

Answer 26

Ohh, Thanks Prince and everyone.

Answer 27

@RedBlade127 thanks!