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6 is less than a number is greater than 4

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pickupchik [31]3 years ago

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You have to translate the math word problem to math.
"number" is any variable, so lets use x
"6 less" is -6
"greater than" is >
"4" is obviously 4

x-6>4

if you need to solve for x as well, you would need to get it by itself. so add 6 to both sides(we are trying to get rid of 6 on the side with the x, so to get -6 to zero we had 6, and one thing we do on one side you do on the other).

6 + 4= 10

so x=10

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