If a person$$s temperature is less than $97\mathrm{.}5,$ the temperature is below normal. A

normal temperature corresponds to the range $[97\mathrm{.}5,99\mathrm{.}5].$ A slightly high temperature

corresponds to the range $(99\mathrm{.}5,103].$ If the temperature is greater than $103,$ the

temperature is dangerously high.

The following statements are intended to alert a user to dangerously high oral

thermometer readings $($values are in degrees Farenheit$).$ Are they correct or incorrect?

If they are incorrect, explain why and correct them.

if temp $<97\mathrm{.}5$

disp$($Temperature below normal$)$;

elseif temp $>97\mathrm{.}5$

disp$($Temperature normal$)$;

elseif temp $>99\mathrm{.}5$

disp$($Temperature slightly high$)$;

elseif temp $>103\mathrm{.}0$

disp$($Temperature dangerously high$)$;

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