Question

Math help please :)

Answer 1

@nincompoop

Answer 2

@BloomLocke367

Answer 3

okay, so you have \(-pn-6\le3(c-5)\) you want to distribute the 3 to the c and -5

Answer 4

how do i do that?

Answer 5

okay, well you have to multiply each of the terms inside the parentheses by 3. so you'd do \(3\times c\) and \(3\times -5\)

Answer 6

-15

Answer 7

yes, and you also have 3c

Answer 8

so 3c and -15

Answer 9

-np - 6 ≤ 3c -15

Answer 10

yep, so now you have \(-np-6\le 3c-15\). now you want to add 6 to both sides

Answer 11

9c and -9?

Answer 12

no, when you add, you can only add it to like terms... so it's \(-np\le 3c-9\) does that make sense?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

so then its d?

Answer 15

no, it's not d.. close, though.

Answer 16

B then?

Answer 17

b*

Answer 18

wait

Answer 19

my bad

Answer 20

it is d?

Answer 21

I meant to say b

Answer 22

omg what

Answer 23

is it d or b
i think its d

Answer 24

you're right that it's B.. do you know why?

Answer 25

it is NOT D.. I'm so sorry for the confusion

Answer 26

no. i could swear that its d cuz the sign is the same

Answer 27

yes, but you have to divide both sides by -1 to get that.. and when you divide by a negative number, the sign flips

Answer 28

oh
okay

Answer 29

yes, do you understand? I'm so sorry that I messed up earlier XD

Answer 30

thats okay, and yes i understand