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What inequality describes the situation? Let n = the number. A number exceeds 45

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The given data is
N= the number
And the number exceeds 45.
Let's create an equation with regards to this given data.
Since the number exceeds 45, thus n is greater than 45.
> symbol of greater than
Equation: N > 45

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