SOLUTION: I'm having trouble trying to figure out this problem, please help. 2/3(p+3) > 5/6(p-4)

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Question 101202: I'm having trouble trying to figure out this problem, please help.
2/3(p+3) > 5/6(p-4)
Answer by MathLover1(3376) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2%2F3%28p%2B3%29+%3E+5%2F6%28p-4%29
If you multiply by 6 both sides, you will have:
6%2A2%2F3%28p%2B3%29+%3E+6%2A5%2F6%28p-4%29
=> 4%28p%2B3%29%3E+5%28p-4%29
=> 4p%2B12%3E5p-20
=> 12+%2B20%3E5p-4p
=> 32%3Ep
Or
p%3C32