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Solve the inequality (question 30 please, already solved others)

Solve the inequality (question 30 please, already solved others)-example-1
User Mark Belli
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Answer:

n ≤ 32

Explanation:

Given


(1)/(4) n + 12 ≥
(3)/(4) n - 4

Subtract
(1)/(4) n from both sides

12 ≥
(1)/(2) n - 4 ( add 4 to both sides )

16 ≥
(1)/(2) n ( multiply both sides by 2 )

32 ≥ n, hence

n ≤ 32

User Goddchen
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\bf \cfrac{1}{4}n+12 \geqslant \cfrac{3}{4}n-4\implies \cfrac{1}{4}n+16 \geqslant \cfrac{3}{4}n\implies 16\geqslant \cfrac{3n}{4}-\cfrac{1n}{4}\implies 16\geqslant \cfrac{3n-1n}{4} \\\\\\ 16\geqslant\cfrac{2n}{4}\implies 16\geqslant \cfrac{n}{2}\implies 32 \geqslant n

User Beefeather
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