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What number would you add to each side of the inequality to solve: 13 < 4n - 14.4 ?
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What number would you add to each side of the inequality to solve:

13 < 4n - 14.4 ?

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13 < 4n - 14.4

13 + 14.4 < 4n - 14.4 + 14.4

27.4 < 4n + 0

27.4 < 4n

27.4 / 4 < 4n / 4

6.85 < 4n / 4

6.85 < n * (4 / 4)

6.85 < n * (1)

6.85 < n


>>>the final answer is: n > 6.85
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