SOLUTION: solve the inequality: 13k-11>7k+37

Question 75380This question is from textbook algebra I
: solve the inequality:
13k-11>7k+37 This question is from textbook algebra I

Answer by rmromero(383) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!



Solve: 13k-11>7k+37



       13k - 7k > 37 + 11      subtract 7k both sides. add 11 both sides

           

             6k > 48           Divide both sides by 6

        

              k > 8



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