Question

Solve this inequality j/4 -8<4

Answer 1

J/4 - 8 < 4:

First, our step to begin with should be to add 8 to each side. Our goal is to get the variable by itself on one side. 
$\frac{j}{4} \textless 4 + 8$

Second, this is an easy step. All we have to do is add 4 + 8 which equals 12.
$\frac{j}{4} \textless 12$

Third, we now have to multiply both sides by 4. We have the variable by itself on one side of the problem after doing this.
$j \textless 12 \times 4$

Fourth, our last step is to multiply 12 times 4. This can simply be done by using a calculator, be done in your head, on a piece of paper, etc. 12 times 4 = 48.
$j \textless 48$

Answer: $\fbox {j \textless 48}$

Answer 2

I think its j<48 forgive me if im wrong