Solve using the addition principle. 3y - 11 ≤ 2y - 2

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Tara asked Feb 22, 2022

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Solve using the addition principle. 3y - 11 ≤ 2y - 2

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Answer:

$y \leqslant 9$

Explanation:

$3y - 11 \leqslant 2y - 2 \\ 3y - 2y \leqslant 11 - 2 \\ y \leqslant 9$

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Answer:

y ≤ 9

Explanation:

3y - 11 ≤ 2y - 2

Subtract 2y from each side

3y-2y - 11 ≤ 2y-2y - 2

y - 11 ≤ - 2

Add 11 to each side

y - 11+11 ≤ - 2+11

y ≤ 9

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