Question

What’s the answer for this…


Solve for p

2p + 3 > 2 (p – 3)

Answer 1

All real numbers

Explanation:

`2p+3 > 2(p-3)`

1. Distribute the 2 on the right side of the inequality.

`2p+3 > 2p-6`

2. Cancel out the 2p on both sides of the equation since they are equal.

`3 > -6`

The statement above is always true, meaning that p can be all real numbers, therefore having all real solutions.