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-1< n+2 < 6 - - a. -2 > n > 3 - - b. -3 < n < 2 - - c. -3 < n < 4 - - d. 1 > n < 6 - - The < means greater than/less than or equal to. - @mathstudent55
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In this inequality, there are 3 "sides." The left side is -1 The middle side is n + 2 The right side is 6
Whatever you do to one side, you need to do to all 3 sides. We have n + 2 in the middle. We want n alone. We need to subtract 2 from n + 2 to get n. We subtract 2 from all three sides.
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