SOLUTION: 7(5y − 2) > 6(6y − 1)

SOLUTION: 7(5y − 2) > 6(6y − 1)

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Question 368074: 7(5y − 2) > 6(6y − 1)
Answer by robertb(5830) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
35y-14>36y-6,
-y>8, or
y<-8, after multiplying both sides by -1. (Direction changes!)
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