Question

What is the answer to
`(n)/(3)` ≤ 3

Answer 1

The inequality given
`(n)/(3) \leq 3`

We have to solve this for n here.

To solve the inequality for n we have to get rid of that 3 in the denominator from left side. We have to move that 3 to the right side.

3 is divided there. To move it to right side we have to use the reverse operation of division. The reverse operation of division is multiplication. So to move 3 to the right side we have to multiply 3 to both sides.

`((n)/(3)) (3) \leq (3)(3)`

`(3n)/3\leq (3)(3)`

`n\leq (3)(3)`

`n\leq 9`

So, we have got the required answer.

The solution to the inequality is
`n\leq 9`