Question

How do you solve `-(8 - s) < 0`?

Answer 1

`s<8`

Explanation:

With inequlities, whenever we divide by a negative number, we have to switch the sign. That is an important fact you should know, but shouldn't really come up today. I just want to make you aware of that. We could solve this inequality so that we would need to take that into account, but I know an easier way :)

First, we distribute that negative into the parentheses. That would give us `-8+s<0`. Now we just need to add `8` on both sides, giving us `s<8`. That's it. Nice work!