Activity 2: It would appear that Neely's algebraic solution was only partially successful. It correctly conclud that any integer less than 3 satisfies the inequality. Unfortunately, it fails to identify other values satisfy the inequality. 4. Neely made an error in one step in her solution. Where is the error? What erroneous assumption did Neely make? (2 pts) 5. What is the first change you would make to correct Neely's error? (2 pts) 6. Show how the assumption N > 4 leads to solutions of the inequality that Neely did not find. (Hint: What is important about the value of 4 - N?) (2 pts) A 7. Now, write a complete solution of the inequality ; - -