Which one describes the algebraic expression for the phrase, "twice a number decreased by 5 is greater than 12"? 2n - 5 = 12 2n - 5 < 12 12 + 5n > 2 2n - 5 > 12

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Which one describes the algebraic expression for the phrase, "twice a number decreased by 5 is greater than 12"? 2n - 5 = 12

2n - 5 < 12
12 + 5n > 2
2n - 5 > 12

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2n - 5 > 12

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