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Solve the compound inequality 9 + 3n>= 6 or 5n < 25.
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You probably should solve one of them, first.
ight i do the second one
n=5
That cannot possibly be correct. You started with an inequality. It cannot magically change to an equality. Never do that again. From \(5n < 25\), we have by division \(n < 5\) Okay, move on to the other one.
yea i mean that, can you do go over that one pleae
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never mind i got it
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