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Solve for kk.4<k934 < \frac{k - 9}{-3}

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Q. Solve for kk.4<k934 < \frac{k - 9}{-3}
  1. Multiply by 3-3: First, we need to simplify the inequality by multiplying both sides by 3-3 to get rid of the fraction. Remember that multiplying by a negative number reverses the inequality sign.\newline4<k934 < \frac{k - 9}{-3}\newline3×4>3×(k93)-3 \times 4 > -3 \times \left(k - \frac{9}{-3}\right)
  2. Perform multiplication: Now, perform the multiplication.\newline12>3k+9-12 > -3k + 9
  3. Isolate variable kk: Next, we isolate the variable kk on one side of the inequality by subtracting 99 from both sides.\newline129>3k+99-12 - 9 > -3k + 9 - 9
  4. Simplify inequality: Simplify the inequality by combining like terms.\newline21>3k-21 > -3k
  5. Divide by 3-3: Now, divide both sides by 3-3 to solve for kk. Remember to reverse the inequality sign because we are dividing by a negative number.\newline21/3<3k/3-21 / -3 < -3k / -3
  6. Perform division: Perform the division to find the value of kk.7<k7 < k

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