Question

solve for G

-6g + 3g + 12 > -18

Answer 1

g<10 medal plz

Answer 2

No driect answers read coc

Answer 3

ugggh no one cares

Answer 4

Yes, please no direct answers =) Guide the user to the answer so they can learn how to do these problems in the future =)

Anyways, you have to combine the like terms -6g and 3g by adding -6 + 3 then adding the g, so what is -6 + 3?

Answer 5

wrong @Pussylover123 , we do care about giving direct answers . please read Code of Conduct

Answer 6

-6 +3= 3

Answer 7

Ah :P It equals -3 =)

So we now have

-3g + 12 > -18

Do you know how to solve this? :) Give it a try!

Answer 8

i have to subtract 12 and bring it over to the -18?

Answer 9

Yes, you subtract 12 on both sides of the equation

-3g + 12 - 12 > -18 - 12

3g > -18 - 12

So what is -18 - 12?

Answer 10

-18- 12= -30?

Answer 11

Correct, so we have

-3g < -30

Now what do we do next?

Answer 12

-3 divided by -30 which gives me 10

Answer 13

Yes and when dividing negatives, you turn around the inequality sign, so g > 10

Answer 14

yay, thnx!! already solved 3 other questions :) on my homework!!!!

Answer 15

=) Woohoo! If you need anymore help tag me @sammixboo :D

Answer 16

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