Impact of changes in labour supply

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What happens to labour supply increases?

1. He will work ore as wages increase.
2. He will work less as wages increase.
3. He will work more as wages increase, but only if n > 0.
4. He will work less as wages increase, but only if n>0.
5. His work effort doesn't depend on wages if n>0.

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