SOLUTION: -6 > g+4

SOLUTION: -6 > g+4

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Question 238202: -6 > g+4
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-6 > g + 4
subtract 4 from both sides.
-6 - 4 > g
-10 > g
This means that whatever the value of g is it must be smaller than -10.

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