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-6(n-1)<3or2(n+1)>0 solve and then put on a number line pls

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Answer: To solve the inequality, we start by isolating the variable n:

-6(n-1) < 3

-6n + 6 < 3

-6n < -3

n > 1/2

And for the other inequality:

2(n+1) > 0

2n + 2 > 0

2n > -2

n > -1

Now, we can plot these solutions on a number line:

[-----1/2-----][-------------n > 1/2----------------]

[-----n > -1-----][-------------]

So, the solution set for the inequality is n > -1 and n > 1/2, which means that n belongs to the interval (1/2, +∞).

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