Solve the question |6p + 3| >15 plzzz HELP!

Mathematics

1 answer:

exis [7]4 years ago

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Move the number to the right by adding it's opposite to both sides.

6p+3-3>15-3

6p>15-3

Subtract the numbers.

6p>15-3

6p>12

Divide both sides by the inequality by 6.

6p÷6>12÷6

Any expression divided by itself equals 1.

6p÷6>12÷6

P>12÷6

Now you calculate the quotient.

12÷6

The answer is p>2

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