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Find the value of n such that (-5)-(-7)>(+9)+(n)
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Find the value of n such that (-5)-(-7)>(+9)+(n)

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Answer:

The answer is n < -7

Explanation:

First, you have to move all the numbers to one side:

(-5) - (-7) > 9 + n

-5 + 7 > 9 + n

9 + n < 2

n < -7

(Hope this can help)

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