What is the inequaliity of 3<-5n+2n and how do you put it on a number line
2 answers:
3 < -5n + 2n
Simplify.
3 < -3n
Divide both sides by -3.
*Remember, when multiplying and dividing by negatives, you must change the sign.
-1 > n OR n<-1
~Hope I helped!~
The inequality would be the negative factor, because -5n+2n is 3n. You would write it on a number line like this.....
Sry, i was just making an educated guess.... RIP....
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