An inequality is shown below:

-np - 5 ≤ 4(c - 2)

Which of the following solves for n?

n ≥ - the quantity 4 times c minus 3 all over p
n ≥ - the quantity 4 times c minus 13 all over p
n ≤ - the quantity 4 times c minus 3 all over p
n ≤ - the quantity 4 times c minus 13 all over p

Question

An inequality is shown below:

-np - 5 ≤ 4(c - 2)

Which of the following solves for n?

 n ≥ - the quantity 4 times c minus 3 all over p
 n ≥ - the quantity 4 times c minus 13 all over p
 n ≤ - the quantity 4 times c minus 3 all over p
 n ≤ - the quantity 4 times c minus 13 all over p

anonymous · Answer

@Agl202 can you please help with this last one

agl202 · Answer

I actually don't understand this one, Sorry.  :(3

anonymous · Answer

do you know anyone who would?

misty1212 · Answer

HHI!!

anonymous · Answer

hey

agl202 · Answer

@misty1212 @SolomonZelman  help!

misty1212 · Answer

i will give you an answer under one condition only

anonymous · Answer

ok??

misty1212 · Answer

that condition is, you tell me where the question comes from
what on line system
my guess is FLVS but i could be wrong
i also need the question id number

anonymous · Answer

it is flvs

anonymous · Answer

and, i have no clue on what an id number is for a question

anonymous · Answer

hmmm another FLVS SNAFU
i would also like to know the id number of the question 
i have seen this several times

anonymous · Answer

it has to have a number
section and number

anonymous · Answer

a screen shot would be nice

anonymous · Answer

its (2.07)

anonymous · Answer

what course?

anonymous · Answer

algebra 1

anonymous · Answer

ok thank you

anonymous · Answer

$$-np-5\leq 4(c-2)$$ is the question

anonymous · Answer

add $5$ and get 
$$-np\leq 4(c-2)+5$$

anonymous · Answer

now you are stuck because unless you are told, you don't know if $p$ is positive or negative

anonymous · Answer

so you don't know when you divide if you are supposed to change the inequality 
you cannot solve inequalities with variables 
but since i promised an answer i will tell you what they want you to say

anonymous · Answer

they want you to write 
$$n\geq \frac{4(c-2)+5}{p}$$

anonymous · Answer

that isnt one of the options

anonymous · Answer

if that is not a choice then 
$$n\geq\frac{4c-3}{p}$$

anonymous · Answer

thank you, why did you want the id number and stuff like that?

anonymous · Answer

because i tried to write to FLVS  and give them examples of questions they write that are mathematically incorrect
they asked me for id numbers
of course i did not know them
again i stress, this is the answer the morons at FLVS want you to put, it is NOT, repeat NOT the correct answer unless they stated in the question that $p>0$

anonymous · Answer

oh, ok, Thank You again

anonymous · Answer

yw