Mathematics, 13.04.2021 19:50, blakesmith0110

In the equation 3 = n, John claims that for any value of x, the value of n will always be greater than or equal to the base of 3.
Part A: Enter a value for x in the first box that supports John's claim.
Part B: Enter a value for x in the second box that disproves John's claim.

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