How do you solve #2h+8>3h-6#?

1 Answer
Dec 27, 2016

#h < 14#

Explanation:

First, you do the necessary mathematics to isolate the #h# term on one side of the inequality and the constants on the other side of the inequality while keeping the inequality balanced:

#2h + 8 - color(red)(2h) + color(blue)(6) > 3h - 6 - color(red)(2h) + color(blue)(6)#

#2h - color(red)(2h) + 8 + color(blue)(6) > 3h - color(red)(2h) - 6+ color(blue)(6)#

#0 + 8 + color(blue)(6) > 3h - color(red)(2h) - 0#

#14 > h#

Or, to solve in terms of #h# we need to flip or reverse the inequality:

#h < 14#