Asked by LittleRunaway
How to solve inequality with variable on both sides.
With n+7≤3n−1 as an example (the question I am trying to solve) I ask that someone provide a step by step example of how to solve this, I've made multiple attempts and It always ends up botched. I think there is a step I don't know to use when there is a variable on both sides, so that would be very appreciated.
With n+7≤3n−1 as an example (the question I am trying to solve) I ask that someone provide a step by step example of how to solve this, I've made multiple attempts and It always ends up botched. I think there is a step I don't know to use when there is a variable on both sides, so that would be very appreciated.
Answers
Answered by
PsyDAG
Start by subtracting n and adding 1 to both sides.
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