3. \( 12-3 y<27 \)
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To solve the inequality \( 12 - 3y < 27 \), first isolate the term involving \( y \). You can subtract 12 from both sides to get \( -3y < 15 \). Next, divide by -3, remembering that this flips the inequality sign, resulting in \( y > -5 \). So, any value greater than -5 satisfies the inequality. Feel free to test values like 0 or 1 to confirm! Next, let’s visualize this inequality on a number line. Draw a line and put an open circle at -5 (since -5 is not included in our solution). Shade everything to the right of -5 to show that all numbers greater than -5 are solutions. Seeing it visually can really help grasp how inequalities work!