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5) 1/2n + 6 > 20

6) 12 + 3n < -11

7) 2x - 8 < 5


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First of all remeber that "a number" means we don't know the number or it could be many but not all numbers, so it is represented by x.

5. 1/2x + 6 > 20

6. 12 + 3x < -11 (They asked for the opposite of 11, the opposite of a positive number is always the negative of that number, and the opposite of a negative number is the positive of that number).

7. 2x - 8 < 5

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