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3 years ago

N-3 is greater than or equal to -5

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Airida [17]3 years ago

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$\huge\boxed{n \geq -2}$

First, write this as an inequality. $n-3 \geq -5$

We need to isolate $n$ , so add $3$ on both sides of the equation. $\boxed{n \geq -2}$

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