What is the solution to the inequality 3-|4-n|> 1

2<n<6

Step-by-step explanation:

The given inequality is 3 - |4-n| > 1

Since |4-n| is the absolute value

So ( 4-n ) may be negative or positive.

For positive value of ( 4-n )

3-( 4-n ) > 1

3-4+n>1

n>2

For negative value of (4-x)

3+( 4-n )>1

3 + 4-n >1

7 - n > 1

-n> 1 -7

-n > -6

n < 6

2<n<6 is the solution of the inequality.

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