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Solve for jj.\newline8+3j<2-8 + 3j < -2

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Q. Solve for jj.\newline8+3j<2-8 + 3j < -2
  1. Isolate variable term: Isolate the variable term on one side of the inequality.\newlineTo do this, we will add 88 to both sides of the inequality to cancel out the 8-8 on the left side.\newline8+3j+8<2+8-8 + 3j + 8 < -2 + 8\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline3j<63j < 6
  2. Divide by coefficient: Divide both sides of the inequality by the coefficient of jj to solve for jj. To isolate jj, we divide both sides by 33. 3j3<63\frac{3j}{3} < \frac{6}{3} This simplifies to: j<2j < 2
  3. Check solution: Check the solution to ensure it makes sense.\newlineIf we substitute a value for jj that is less than 22 into the original inequality, it should make the inequality true.\newlineLet's test j=1j = 1:\newline8+3(1)<2-8 + 3(1) < -2\newline8+3<2-8 + 3 < -2\newline5<2-5 < -2\newlineThis is true, so our solution seems to be correct.

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