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PLZ HURRY Solve for g.

g3 – 1 > 2

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g3 - 1 > 2

g3 - 1 + 1 > 2 + 1

g3 > 3

(g3)/(3) > (3)/(3)

g > 1

If the 3 is an exponent, then the person above me is right.

Daniel Que answered Aug 30, 2022

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