Question

6<-3kWhy is the answer -2Shouldn’t it be positive 2

Answer 1

we are given the following inequality:

`6<-3k`

To solve for "k" we will divide both sides by -3, since we are dividing by a negative number we will change the direction of the inequality sign, we get:

`(6)/(-3)>-(3k)/(-3)`

Solving the operations we get:

`-2>k`

Therefore, the solution is the numbers that are smaller than negative 2.