0<-6k-6<6

what is the first step, and how do i know where to begin?
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 0<-6k-6<6

I think for this question, you would re-arrange so it is x < k < y, so x is by its self.

Without giving too much away, remember that if you are multiplying by a negative, the greater than signs flip to smaller than! 

 

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