Translate the following statement to an inequality. then, find the solution. three times the sum of a number and five is greater than or equal to negative six. n ≥ -7 n ≤ -7 n ≥ -3 n ≤ -3

3*(n+5) >= -6 =>
3n+15 >= -6
3n+21 >= 0
n >= -21/3
n >= -7
answer A.

As long as you don't multiply or divide by a negative number, you can solve these as if they are equations. If you do multiply/divide by a negative, greater thans turn in to smaller thans and vice-versa.

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