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Solve each inequality 3<-5n + 2n
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Solve each inequality 3<-5n + 2n

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Answer: -1>n

Step-by-step explanation:1) combine like terms (-5n+2n=-3n) so you have 3<-3n then you divide -3 on both sides and because it’s a negative you flip the sign so you end up with -1>n

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