&y - 3<10y + 9?

Question

y= what

Answer 1

Hi,

I'm assuming that &y is really 7y. Therefore, we have:

7y - 3 < 10y + 9

Now, subtract 7y from both sides to get:

-3 < 3y + 9

Next, subtract 9 from both sides of the inequality to get y alone on one side:

-12 < 3y

Now, at this point, we need to get y alone in the inequality by dividing both sides by 3 to get:

FINAL ANSWER

-4 < y

I hope that helps you out! Please let me know if you have any other questions!

Sincerely,

Andrew

Answer 2

&y - 3<10y + 9?
Is the & supposed to be a 7 by any chance? If so ..
7y - 3<10y + 9?
You want the y's on the bigger y-side and the numbers on the other side
So subtract 9 from both sides
7y - 12 < 10y
Subtract 7y from both sides
-12 < 3y
- 4 < y

Answer 3

y - 3 < 10y + 9

-y -y

-3 < 9y + 9

-9 -9

-12 < 9 y

-12/9 < y

any number greater than -12/9 will make the inequality true....

-12/9 is -4/3 is 1 1/3 or approx 1.3

Answer 4

&y-10y<9+3
&y-10y<12...
i got hooked.sorry!are u sure it's &y not 8y cos if it was the answer would be:8y-10y<12
-2y<12
y<12/-2
y<-6.
but then again..SORRY!

Answer 5

7y -3 < 10y+9
10y+9 > 7y-3
10y-7y > -3-9
3y > -12
y > -12/3
y > -4
(& is above 7 on the keyboard.)

Answer 6

Since you seem to be catching a lot of spam because you put in the & by mistake, if that should happen to you again just go to My Questions and pull it up and then hit the Edit button and you can delete the question or even hit the button that says to stop sending me answers.

Answer 7

If That '&' Is Sth Extra That You Have Typed By Accident, y Will Be: y> -1.333333333 .Or y>-4÷3

Answer 8

I'm not familiar with the ampersand as a mathematical symbol. Is that my ignorance, or did you mean to type something else?

Answer 9

y>-4/3

I think thats the answer...learned that long time ago.

Answer 10

you have a typo