Homework Help: Algebra II/Trig

Posted by Mary on Wednesday, September 10, 2008 at 9:27pm.

solve each inequality:
1-2t>-5
and the answer is:
t<3

because you subtract one form both sides and get -2t>-6
and thats really positive and divide by 2 and thats where the three comes from

... but why does the > symbol change to < ?!

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