How do you solve #m- 3\leq - 16#?

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Answer 1 · 2018-03-15T02:11:54

m #>= -13#

m - 3 #<= -16#

m#<=( -16 + 3)#

m#>= -13#

Note : the sign changes because of the negative sign

Answer 2 · 2018-03-15T02:17:04

In order to solve this equation, simply combine like terms.

Step 1: You must combine your like terms

#m - 3 <= - 16#

You will add 3 to both sides of your equation. You add three because your original number in the equation is negative and you must do the opposite.

#m (-3)/(+3) <= -16/(+3)#

Step 2: Your answer is...

#m <= -13#