Question

Please help! I will medal if you explain the answer with steps!
Solve the inequality:
n / -3 + 5 > 4

Answer 1

ok sub 5 on each side

Answer 2

then multiply by -3 on each side

Answer 3

Now it is n / -3 > -1 ?

Answer 4

yah then multiply by -3

Answer 5

you got it

Answer 6

n > -3 now ??

Answer 7

no you have to take out the negative sign

Answer 8

because you are multipliing two negatives together so it will be a positive

Answer 9

Oh so n > 3 ?

Answer 10

yup

Answer 11

That's it??

Answer 12

yah its easy

Answer 13

Oh ok....I thought it was harder than it really is. Thanks @amitrashok !

Answer 14

no prob

Answer 15

It's n < 3

Answer 16

I'm confused. @amitrashok

Answer 17

Because if a number greater than 3 was substituted with n, the result would not be greater than 3.

Answer 18

@VelvetRoux How did you get the answer?

Answer 19

http://www.tiger-algebra.com/

Answer 20

???? Nevermind I am so confused. Nevermind. I give up.

Answer 21

The answer is n < 3 there's nothing else to it really. If you go to the link I sent it will give you the answer and show the work.

Answer 22

The steps it shows me is not how I was tought.

Answer 23

Are you in k12?

Answer 24

I go to Connections Academy

Answer 25

Oh ok.

Answer 26

Well the answer is n < 3.

Answer 27

Yeah I know...I'll have to figure out a way to explain my steps though

Answer 28

I gtg bye.

Answer 29

If I helped in any way a medal would be nice but bye

Answer 30

Thanks