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solve the open equation -3<(or equal to)n+6<(or equal to)7 n>(or equal to) -9 and n<(or equal to)1 n<(or equal to)3 and n<(or equal to)7 N>(or equal to)9 and n<(or equal to)7 n<(or equal to) -9 and n<(or equal to)6
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-3 <= n + 6 <= 7 --- subtract 6 from ...well...everywhere -3 - 6 <= n + 6 - 6 <= 7 - 6 --- simplify -9 <= n <= 1....so n >= -9 and n <= 1
its the 2nd one
or you could have split it into 2 inequalities and solved each one.. -3 <= n + 6 and n + 6 <= 7
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