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10 is less than some number increased by three
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10 is less than some number increased by three

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The answer is x＋3＞10

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Answer:

10<n +3

7 <n

Explanation:

Let n be the number

Is less than means <

Increased by 3 means add 3

10<n +3

Subtract 3 from each side

10-3 < n+3-3

7 <n

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