Q. Solve for y. Reduce any fractions to lowest terms. Don't round your answer, and don't use mixed fractions.−65y+19<−2y+41
Isolate variable y: Isolate the variable y on one side of the inequality by moving the terms involving y to one side and the constant terms to the other side.-65y + 19 < -2y + 41Add 65y to both sides to move the y terms to one side:-65y + 65y + 19 < -2y + 65y + 41Simplify:19 < 63y + 41
Move constant terms: Now, isolate the constant terms on the other side by subtracting 41 from both sides:19 - 41 < 63y + 41 - 41Simplify:-22 < 63y
Divide both sides: Divide both sides by 63 to solve for y:(-22)/63 < 63y/63Simplify:-22/63 < yReduce the fraction−22/63 to its lowest terms:−22/63=−2/9 (since both 22 and 63 are divisible by 11)
Final reduced inequality: The final inequality in the reduced form is:-\frac{2}{9} < yThis means y is greater than −92.