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N + 7 < - 3 solve the inequality
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N + 7 < - 3

solve the inequality

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Something plus 7 is smaller than -3

So, let's go for a number that's lower than -3.

Let's try, -17

-17 + 7 = -10

-10 < -3

-10 is smaller than -3

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