Solve (p/3)+5<(p/4)+4

Evaluate

\frac{p}{3} + 5 < \frac{p}{4} + 4

Multiply both sides of the inequality by 12

(\frac{p}{3} + 5) \times 12 < (\frac{p}{4} + 4) \times 12

Multiply the terms

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4 p + 60 < (\frac{p}{4} + 4) \times 12

Multiply the terms

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4 p + 60 < 3 p + 48

Move the expression to the left side

4 p + 60 - 3 p < 48

Move the expression to the right side

4 p - 3 p < 48 - 60

Add and subtract

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p < 48 - 60

Solution

p < - 12

Alternative Form

p \in (- \infty, - 12)

Solve the inequality