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\[\frac{ n }{ -3 }+5>4\]add 5 to both sides\[\frac{ n}{ -3 }+5-5>4-5\]\[\frac{ n }{ -3 }>-1\]multiply both sides by -3 note that whenever you multiply or divide by a negative term the inequality reverses \[\frac{ n }{ -3 } \times -3 <-1 \times -3\]see i flipped the inequality^\[n<3\]
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