Part #1: Find the solution of the inequality.11 < n + 6Part #2: Describe the solution.

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Sated asked Nov 4, 2023

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Part #1: Find the solution of the inequality.11 < n + 6Part #2: Describe the solution.

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Sated asked Nov 4, 2023

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We have the next inequality

$11we need to isolate the n<p></p>[tex]\begin{gathered} 11-6We need to change the n to the left side if we do that the sign of inequality will change to greater than<p></p>[tex]n>5$

Describe the solution

n > 5 means that the value of n needs to be greater than 5 to be a solution to the inequality.

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