The value of a variable \( d \) is more than 60 . Which inequality describes \( d \) ? A) \( d<60 \) B) \( d \geq 60 \) C) \( d>60 \) D) \( d \leq 60 \) B) \( d \geq 60 \) C) \( d>60 \) D) \( d \leq 60 \)

To describe the condition that the value of the variable \( d \) is more than 60, we need to express this mathematically using an inequality. 1. The phrase "more than 60" indicates that \( d \) must be greater than 60. 2. Therefore, the correct inequality that describes \( d \) is: \[ d > 60 \] Now, let's evaluate the options provided: A) \( d < 60 \) - This means \( d \) is less than 60, which is incorrect. B) \( d \geq 60 \) - This means \( d \) is greater than or equal to 60, which includes 60 itself, so this is also incorrect. C) \( d > 60 \) - This correctly states that \( d \) is more than 60. D) \( d \leq 60 \) - This means \( d \) is less than or equal to 60, which is incorrect. Thus, the correct answer is: **C) \( d > 60 \)**.