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Solve the compound inequality 9 + 3n 3 or 5n < 30.
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Are you missing an = > or < in the first part?
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So we can arrange things around, since we are not dividing or multiplying by any negative numbers the inequality sign will not flip around. So... 9 + 3n >= 3 or 5n < 30 Looking at 5n < 30 we can simply divide by 5, so n <30 Next 9 + 3n >= 3 we can start by subtracting 9 to get 3n >= -6 then divide by 3 to get n >=-2
sorry that first part should be n<6 NOT n<30
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