Question

Which inequality represents all possible solutions of -6n < -12 1 point n > 2 n > 72 n < 2 n < 72*

Answer 1

Given the inequality

`-6n<-12.`

Your aim is to have n on its own on the left of the inequality sign.

Divide both sides by a negative number -6, then the sign of inequality changes from < to >:

`n>(-12)/(-6),\\ \\n>2.`

Answer: correct option A.