radomes.openskiesproject.org
AzidoAzide
AzidoAzide AzidoAzide
  • 02-02-2017
  • Mathematics
Answered

Solve the inequality for integer values of n.

Solve the inequality for integer values of n. class=

Verified Answer :

bcalle
bcalle bcalle
  • 02-02-2017

-6 < 3n + 1 < = 10
solve from the center out to both the left and the right. subtract 1
-7 < 3n <=9
divide by 3
-7/3 -7/3 = -2 1/3 so if we are to use INTEGERS ONLY that would have to be rounded to -2 because the inequality is saying x has to be GREATER than negative two and one third.
Checking: -6 < 3(-2) + 1 < = 10
-6 < -1 < = 10

Answer Link

Related Questions

One of these statements about electronic résumés is FALSE Which is it a Electronic résumés have all wordprocessing codes removed b Electronic résumés are sent t
Order these numbers from least to greatest: $5.5, 5.905, 5.95, 5.5052$
How is the difference 1415512 written as a decimal
Please expand the following tex log frac112532 tex
Which of the following statements is false a Vulcanization improved the quality and endurance of rubber b The invention of the puddling furnace improved the qua
what is used as evidence for seafloor spreading
Algebra nation section 3
Explain whether the figuers in b and d have the same area
What are all the solutions to the equation x5x3 Please help me i need right now
which factor is found in a scientific claim