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Chemical A freezes at lower than Chemical B. If Chemical A freezes at at what temperature does Chemical B freeze? Let b = B's freezing temperature.
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Chemical A freezes at lower than Chemical B. If Chemical A freezes at at what temperature does Chemical B freeze?

Let b = B's freezing temperature.

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Since there is no number to know exactly what temperature chemical A freezes at, the best answer is b > x (when x represents A's freezing temperature)
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