Question

Solve the equation 6>-2k+2

Answer 1

`\boxed {k > -2}`

Explanation:

Solve the following inequality:

`6 > -2k + 2`

-Switch the equation:

`6 > -2k + 2`

`-2k + 2 < 6`

-Subtract
`2` on both sides:

`-2k + 2 - 2 < 6 - 2`

`-2k < 4`

-When you are dividing a integer by a negative integer, the inequality sign would change. So, you divide both sides by
`-2`:

`(-2k)/(-2) < (4)/(-2)`

`\boxed {k > -2}`

Answer 2

k > -2

Explanation:

Step 1: Write inequality

6 > -2k + 2

Step 2: Solve for k

1. Subtract 2 on both sides: 4 > -2k
2. Divide both sides by -2: -2 < k
3. Rewrite: k > -2

Here we see that any number greater than -2 will work. So numbers like 4, 9, 1249, or even 1957893402678 would work.