2 years ago

For what values of y:is the value of the fraction 7−2y /6 greater than the value of the fraction 3y−7 /12 ?

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Let's start by plugging in 1 for y. You get 7-2/6, which is 5/6. The other equation is 3-7/12, which equals -1/3. Now let's try 10. You get 7-2(10)/6, which is -13/6. The other equation is 3(10)-7/12, which is 23/12, and is larger!

1 is a value of y that could work!

Hope this helps!! :)

34kurt2 years ago

8 0

Answer:

y<3

Step-by-step explanation:

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