Translate to an in equality
The temperature is at least minus 6 degrees
T >/= -6
x = temperature
x <= -6
Damon's right
x >= -6
To translate the given statement into an inequality, we can use the symbol "≥" which means "greater than or equal to".
Let's assign a variable to the temperature. Let's use "T" to represent the temperature.
The given statement says "The temperature is at least minus 6 degrees." This means that the temperature is equal to or greater than -6 degrees.
Translating this into an inequality, we have:
T ≥ -6
So, the inequality representing the given statement is T is greater than or equal to -6.