Question

Is it possible to solve this? 3/7(2p-14)>6/7p-p

Answer 1

yes it is

Answer 2

How so?

Answer 3

Fist you add p to both sides. Write the answer for me to to check.

Answer 4

No luck?
\[\frac{3}{7}(2p-14)+p>\frac{6}{7p}
\]
unless you made a mistake.

Answer 5

Did you write the question right? Is it:
\[\frac{3}{7}(2p-14)>\frac{6}{7p} -p\qquad?\]
Or is it:
\[\frac{3}{7}(2p-14)>\frac{6}{7}p -p\qquad?\]

Answer 6

Its the second one.

Answer 7

I just can't figure out how to do the first part.

Answer 8

I multiply 3/7(2p), right?

Answer 9

Yes and also \(\cfrac{3}{7}(-14)\)

Answer 10

could you help me with that?