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What is k? k - 9 < - 6

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2-9=-7

In negative numbers, the greater number that is negative is less than the smaller negative number. For example, -9<-8. Even though 9 is a bigger number when positive, it's the opposite for negative numbers. While there can be many numbers for k like 0,1, or 2, 1 will probably be the best answer.

User Kamillpg
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Answer:


  • \mathrm{k < 3}

Explanation:


\mathrm{ k - 9 < - 6}

Add both sides by 9 :-


  • \mathrm{ k - 9+6 < - 6+6}

Simplify :-


  • \mathrm{k < -6+9}

  • \mathrm{k < 3}

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