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Solve the inequality. p + 3 > 5 p > –2 p >8 p > 2 p < –2
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Solve the inequality. p + 3 > 5
p > –2
p >8
p > 2
p < –2
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p>2
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p + 3 > 5
We're essentially trying to get the value of p, so we must get p by itself :)
So, simply subtract 3 from both sides.
p > 5 - 3
Simplify.
p > 2
So, it is your THIRD answer choice : p > 2
~Hope I helped!~
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