Question

I need help with -3p ≥ -6 or 4p+1>13

Answer 1

The first one is:
`p\leq 2`

The Second one is:
`p > 3`

Explanation:

Solving Inequalities. To solve the equations you have listed we need to isolate the variable,
`p`.

1st Problem Given:
`-3p\geq -6`

To solve this inequality, you need to divide both sides by -3. Remember, when you divide or multiply both sides of an inequality by a negative number, the inequality sign flips.

This gives us:
`p\leq 2`

2nd Problem Given:
`4p+1 > 13`

To solve this inequality, you'll first subtract 1 from both sides (the golden rule of algebra)

`4p > 12`

Now we need to divide by 4 on both sides.

`p > 3`