Question

Solve This Linear Equation:
4(p+1)<-3(p-4)

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Here you go mate

$4(p+1)<-3(p-4)Question$

Step 2

$4(p+1)<-3(p-4)$  remove parenthesis

4p+4<-3p+12

Step 3

4p+4<-3p+12  Subtract 4p from sides

4p<-3p+8

Step 4

4p<-3p+8  Add 3p to sides

7p<8

Step 5

7p<8  Divide sides by 7

Answer

p<8/7

Hope this helped

Answer 2

$4(p+1)<-3(p-4)Question$

Step 2

$4(p+1)<-3(p-4)$  remove parenthesis

4p+4<-3p+12

Step 3

4p+4<-3p+12  Subtract 4p from sides

4p<-3p+8

Step 4

4p<-3p+8  Add 3p to sides

7p<8

Step 5

7p<8  Divide sides by 7

Answer

p<8/7

Hope this helped