Answer:
98.6 – x < 95; x > 3.6
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x = the degrees below normal temperature
The person will have hypothermia if
98.6 – x < 95 Subtract 98.6 from each side
-x < -3.6 Multiply each side by -1
x > 3.6
A person will have hypothermia if the body temperature is more than 3.6 °F below normal.
The diagram below shows that any value of x greater than 3.6 will satisfy the inequality.
