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The lowest temperature in January was 7°F. Which inequality represents all the temperatures x in January?
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The lowest temperature in January was

7°F. Which inequality represents all the
temperatures x in January?

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Answer:

x≥7°F

Explanation:

This is because 7°F is the lowest temperature and so all other temperatures of the day were greater than that one.

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