Which number is a solution of the inequality? g+3>6

A) 3

B) 4

C) - 3

D) - 4

Im doing corrections for a test. My answer is 3 but the correct answer is suppose to be 4 ... how can someone explain?

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Mathematics

Steve Herrera

3 January, 20:37

Which number is a solution of the inequality? g+3>6

A) 3

B) 4

C) - 3

D) - 4

Im doing corrections for a test. My answer is 3 but the correct answer is suppose to be 4 ... how can someone explain?

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Casey Ramsey · Answer 1

First simplify the inequality.

g > 3

A. 3 is not > 3, 3 is equal to 3

B. 4 > 3

C. - 3 is not > 3

D. - 4 is not > 3

The only correct answer is B.

Which number is a solution of the inequality? g+3>6A) 3B) 4C) - 3D) - 4Im doing corrections for a test. My answer is 3 but the correct answer is suppose to be 4 ... how can someone explain?

Which number is a solution of the inequality? g+3>6

A) 3

B) 4

C) - 3

D) - 4

Im doing corrections for a test. My answer is 3 but the correct answer is suppose to be 4 ... how can someone explain?