Question

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Solve the inequality.


-2/3g < -4


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Answer 1

Answer: g > 6

The graph is below

The graph has an open hole at 6; shading to the right

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Step-by-step explanation:

I'm assuming the variable g is not in the denominator.

To solve for g, we'll first multiply both sides by 3

`-(2)/(3)g < -4\\\\3*\left(-(2)/(3)g\right) < 3(-4)\\\\-2g < -12\\\\`

Then divide both sides by -2 to fully isolate g. Dividing both sides by a negative value flips the inequality sign.

`-2g < -12\\\\(-2g)/(-2) > (-12)/(-2)\\\\g > 6`

The solution for g is any number larger than 6.

The graph will have an open hole at 6 and shading to the right. See below.