Determining compound inequality

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Tomorrow is going to be a hot one. Right now the temperature is 87 degrees and it will fluctuate at least 11 degrees by 3pm. What is the range of possible temperatures it could be at 3 pm. I need to write out the answer as a compound inequality - ex.

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