SOLUTION: How do I express the answer to the following inequality in interval notation? (y-3)/3> 1/3-(y-5)/6

SOLUTION: How do I express the answer to the following inequality in interval notation? (y-3)/3> 1/3-(y-5)/6

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Question 153355: How do I express the answer to the following inequality in interval notation?
(y-3)/3> 1/3-(y-5)/6
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
By solving the equation for y and finding the interval where it is valid.

Multiply by 6 to get rid of denominators.

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