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27 August, 12:38

What is the solution to the inequality | 2n + 5| > 1

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  1. 27 August, 12:48
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    |2n+5| > 1

    2n+5>1 and 2n+5<-1

    2n>-4 and 2n<-6 / : 2

    n>-2 and n<-3

    n€ (-∞, - 3) U (-2, + ∞)
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