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55 degrees and rise to at least 74 degrees write an inequality to find the possible values of the amount the temperature could rise........

55 degrees and rise to at least 74 degrees write an inequality to find the possible values of the amount the temperature could rise........
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55 degrees and rise to at least 74 degrees write an inequality to find the possible values of the amount the temperature could rise........

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\begin{gathered} \text{Initial temperature}\Rightarrow55^(\circ) \\ final\text{ temperature}\Rightarrow74^(\circ) \\ \text{Let's assume it is rise by x degre}e \\ So,\text{ the inequality is,} \\ x+55\ge74 \end{gathered}

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