Explain the steps when solving 3 (n+5) > or equal to 3n+8

Let me tell you ...

This equation cannot be solved at all.

Why?

3 (n+5) ≥3n+8

3n+15 ≥ 3n+8

3n-3n ≥ 8-15

0 ≥ - 7

Even though it make sense than 0 ≥ - 7 ... But since 'n' disappeared, this means that this equation have no solution. To solve means to find the value of 'n' and if there is no 'n' since 3n-3n=0, there is no solutions.

This question is pretty much invalid.

Extra:

To tackle such inequality qns:

Step 1: Expand the brackets

Step 2: Move the term to one side of the equations

and constant to another side of the equation.

Step 3: Find the value of the term. Done.