The solution of the inequality is

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The solution of the inequality ∣x+3∣>∣2x−1∣|x+3|>|2x-1| is (1) (2−3,2+3)∪(−2−3,−2+3)(2-\sqrt3,2+\sqrt3)\cup(-2-\sqrt3,-2+\sqrt3) (2) R−(2−3,2+3)\mathbb{R}-(2-\sqrt3,2+\sqrt3) (3) R−(−2−3,2+3)\mathbb{R}-(-2-\sqrt3,2+\sqrt3) (4) None of the above

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