MEDAL AND FANS!!! :)
An inequality is shown below:

-np - 6 ≤ 3(c - 5)

Which of the following solves for n?

Question

MEDAL AND FANS!!! :)
An inequality is shown below:

-np - 6 ≤ 3(c - 5)

Which of the following solves for n?

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

@zaibali.qasmi

anonymous · Answer

It is your first answer choice

anonymous · Answer

is that right @zaibali.qasmi

anonymous · Answer

noo its option B..

anonymous · Answer

Yes because you have to divide p to solve for n

anonymous · Answer

it is divided by p in all of them

anonymous · Answer

It is A pay attention @zaibali.qasmi  and look at the problem carefully

anonymous · Answer

can you please show me how you got it? sorry i suck at math

anonymous · Answer

@SCARLET_SPIDER  wait for a moment..!!i tell you its A or B...

anonymous · Answer

You also have to FOIL and you get 3c - 15

anonymous · Answer

That is why it is A

anonymous · Answer

oh now i get it thank you guys so much :)

anonymous · Answer

-np-6=< 3c-15
-np-6+6=< 3c-15+6
-np=<3c-9
n>= (3c-9)/p

coz you hhave to mulitiply it with -1 along with whiich chnages the mid innequality sign

anonymous · Answer

okay now i am really confused

anonymous · Answer

sorrey i missed it up..

n>= -(3c-9)/p

anonymous · Answer

sooo b?

anonymous · Answer

i will just put b thanks guys :)

anonymous · Answer

yes it B

anonymous · Answer

It is my bad @zaibali.qasmi  I should have been paying attention