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30-11-2021
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Can someone help me with this problem 9(n+3)<10(n+1)

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30-11-2021

[tex]9(n+3)~<~10(n+1)\implies 9n+27~<~10n+10 \\\\\\ 27~<~n+10 \implies 17 ~<~ n[/tex]

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