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Twice a number, n, increased by 3 is less than the number, n, decreased by four. inequality help as soon as possible

Twice a number, n, increased by 3 is less than the number, n, decreased by four. inequality help as soon as possible
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Twice a number, n, increased by 3 is less than the number, n, decreased by four. inequality

help as soon as possible

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User Matheus Martins
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Answer:

2n+3 < n-4

Explanation:

Tooooooo easy XD

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