Question

9. Find the solutions of the inequality. Show your work.
4b – 3 > –1

Answer 1

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@MrsPurvis2010

Answer 2

oh ok thank you

Answer 3

Anyways how to find the equality. What you wanna do is find 'b'. So lets try to isolate b.
\[4b-3>-1\]
Now to isolate 'b' lets add 3 to both sides. \[4b>2\]

Answer 4

3 gets canceled out, leaving us with that equation.
Do you know what to do now?

Answer 5

not really

Answer 6

But did you understand what I right now?

Answer 7

kinda

Answer 8

but still confused

Answer 9

Ok so we are trying to find the number for 'b' right?

Answer 10

Ill show you later, anyways lets continue the equation

Answer 11

yes
its inequality

Answer 12

\[4b>2\]Now we divide 4 to both sides, to get 'b' by itself. That way we'd get the answer.
\[b=\frac{ 1 }{ 2 } or .5\]

Answer 13

what do i divide 4 too

Answer 14

i have to show my work

Answer 15

sorry still confused can you start from the beginning please

Answer 16

You divide 4 to both sides of the equation.
\[\frac{ 4b }{ 4 }>\frac{ 2 }{ 4 }\] \[b=.5\]

Answer 17

alright i get that but how do i break down 4b-3>-1
I have to show all the work

Answer 18

you add 3 from both sides of the equation

Answer 19

\[4b-3+3>-1+3\]

Answer 20

4b-3>-1
+3 +3
6 2

Answer 21

No -3+3=0 making that cancel out

Answer 22

-1+3 +2

Answer 23

-1+3=2

Answer 24

Yes

Answer 25

now what

Answer 26

thats the answer :P b=2

Answer 27

thank you

Answer 28

if i need more help would you help me

Answer 29

i will try. :~)

Answer 30

k