Which values are solutions to k-3 > –2? Check all that apply.
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OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
What?
OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
k-3 > -2?
OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
Is that the equation?
OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
i tried doing it but it wont let me do the line but its; k-3 over 4 then >-2
alones (alones):
Waitt what about 4? is it a fraction?
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OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
yes
alones (alones):
Oh so you mean this?
\[k-\frac{ 3 }{ 4 } > –2\]
OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
Oh so 3/4
OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
Ye that makes WAY more sense
alones (alones):
Lol.
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OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
yea sorry lol
OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
lol
alones (alones):
So as you know you suppose to simplify those sides
\[k+−\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }>−2\]
and add \(\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }\) to both sides
\[k+\frac{ -3 }{ 4 }+\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }>−2+\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }\]
alones (alones):
@irelandrobledo tell me what you get, and I'll check it (:<
OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
isnt it k-3 ?
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OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
and okay thankyou ill let you know
alones (alones):
Where? x.x
As your answer?
OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
not my answer the way the problem is set up
OpenStudy (irelandrobledo):
nevermind ....but do you add 2 and 3/4
alones (alones):
Bruhh..
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