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Write and solve an inequality for each exercise. Then interpret the solution in the context of the problem: A number increased by 15 is greater than 124. Find the smallest integer that satisfies this inequality.

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Answer to a math question Write and solve an inequality for each exercise. Then interpret the solution in the context of the problem: A number increased by 15 is greater than 124. Find the smallest integer that satisfies this inequality.

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The inequality given is:

x + 15 > 124

Step 1: Subtract 15 from both sides:

x + 15 - 15 > 124 - 15

Step 2: Simplify the inequality:

x > 109

Step 3: The smallest integer greater than 109 is 110, so:

Answer: x = 110

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