6. Sam wants to order some widgets from the ABC company. The widgets cost $3 each; however, ABC requires a minimum order of $18. If Sam only has $150 to spend, write a compound inequality in terms of the number n of widgets that Sam can order that express these conditions.

6. Sam wants to order some widgets from the ABC company. The widgets cost $3 each; however, ABC requires a minimum order of $18. If Sam only has $150 to spend, write a compound inequality in terms of the number n of widgets that Sam can order that express these conditions.

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