Write a compound inequality from the following description for the possible values of a number x.
A number is either between 60 and 99, exclusive, or it is between 103 and 125 inclusive.
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Responses
60<x OR x<99 AND 103≤x OR x≤125
60<x OR x<99 AND 103≤x OR x≤125
60≤x≤99 OR 103<x<125
60≤x≤99 OR 103<x<125
60<x<99 OR 103≤x≤125
60<x<99 OR 103≤x≤125
60<x OR x<99 OR 103≤x OR x≤125
The compound inequality for the given description should correctly represent two conditions for the number x:
1. The number is strictly between 60 and 99, which means it is more than 60 but less than 99. This is represented as 60 < x < 99.
2. The number is between 103 and 125, inclusive, which means it is equal to or more than 103 and equal to or less than 125. This is represented as 103 ≤ x ≤ 125.
The two conditions are separated by "OR" since the number can satisfy either of the two conditions.
The correct compound inequality is:
60 < x < 99 OR 103 ≤ x ≤ 125