Question

-4 (3 - p) > 5 (p + 1)

Answer 1

show work also

Answer 2

OK...you have on the LHS of the inequality:

-4(3-p)=-4(3)-p(-4)=-12+4p

For the RHS, you have

5(p+1)=5p+5

Answer 3

LHS > RHS

-12+4p > 5p+5 (subtract -4p from both sides)

-12+4p-4p>5p-4p+5

-12>p+5 (subtract -5 from both sides)

-12-5>p+5-5

-17>p

Answer 4

huh

Answer 5

still confused??

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

p is your variable...so the goal is to make the variable p on one side of the inequality...and other numbers on the other side

Answer 8

oh ok