Question

−np − 90 < 30 solve for n.

Answer 1

hello

Answer 2

I'll help you solve it

Answer 3

thank you

Answer 4

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Answer 5

same :')

Answer 6

First step you would need to get n by itself it to add 90 to the other side

Answer 7

that would cancel the -90 on the left

Answer 8

\[-np< 120\]

Answer 9

thats it? Dont you have to get n by its self like n<?

Answer 10

I know
do you know what to do next?

Answer 11

No. idk why im have troubles with this. could you show me the next step?

Answer 12

Divide each side by p
\[-n< 120/p\]
but you're not done because the n is negative

Answer 13

ohh ok so its going to be solved as an equation?

Answer 14

yup but the n is negative we're not done :P

Answer 15

there is a -1 next to the n but you don't see it

Answer 16

ok keep going

Answer 17

did they teach you that if you divide you should flip the sign of the inequality?

Answer 18

yes they did

Answer 19

I'm sorry i'm trying to multitask here

Answer 20

its fine i've got time

Answer 21

If you divide or multiple by a negative number you should flip the inequality sign

Answer 22

since you're trying to get rid of the -1 in front of the n you would divide both sides by -1 and flip the inequality sign

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

\[n > -120/p\]
there's your answer

Answer 25

thank you so much