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![]() PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE HELP ME
![]() ![]() ![]() Part A The low temperature on sunday was -9° F. The high temperature on sunday was 14 degrees warmer than the low temperature. What was the high temperature on sunday? Show your work Answer: ______________° F Part B The low temperature on Monday was 6 degrees warmer the sunday's low of -9° F. The low temperature on Tuesday was 3 degrees warmer than Monday's low. What was the low temperature on Tuesday? Show your work Answer: __________° F
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![]() [QUOTE=orishorjo;38288]PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE HELP ME
![]() ![]() ![]() Part A The low temperature on sunday was -9° F. The high temperature on sunday was 14 degrees warmer than the low temperature. What was the high temperature on sunday? Show your work i think -9+14=5 Answer: ______________° |
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Part A -9 + 14 = 5 The high temperature on Sunday was 5°F. Part B -9 + 6 + 3 = 0 The low temperature on Tuesday was 0°F. |
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![]() for Part A that's what I got
---------- Post added at 05:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:31 PM ---------- I need Part B
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what was the highest temperature on sundays its suppose to be: -9+14 5 part B the lowest temperature on monday was 6 degrees warmer than sunday`s low or-9F. The low temperature on tuesday was 3 degrees warmer than monday`s low. What was the low temperature on tuesday? so this is the problem: -9+6+6+3 -3+6+3 3+3 6 Answer: 6 degrees PS: If u need help zarin just ask! and u will get help ![]()
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The low temperature on Monday was 6 degrees warmer the sunday's low of -9° F. The low temperature on Tuesday was 3 degrees warmer than Monday's low. What was the low temperature on Tuesday? Show your work I think 5+6-9+3 =11-9+3 =2+3 =5 Answer: ________5__° F Last edited by avleen kaur; 04-10-2012 at 08:04 AM.. Reason: mistake |
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The low temperature on Monday was 6 dregrees warmer than Sunday`s low or -9 degreesF. The low temperature on Tuesday was 3 degrees warmer than Monday`s low. What was the low temperature on Tuesday? show your work. -9+6+6+3 -3+6+3 3+3 6 Answer: 6 degrees or -9+6+3 -3+3 0 Answer: 0 degrees Its one of these two answers i am not sure which one PS: If you need help zarin just ask! ![]()
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![]() ![]() The low temperature on sunday was -9° F. The high temperature on sunday was 14 degrees warmer than the low temperature. What was the high temperature on sunday? Show your work -9+14=5 Answer: ______________5° F Part B The low temperature on Monday was 6 degrees warmer the sunday's low of -9° F. The low temperature on Tuesday was 3 degrees warmer than Monday's low. What was the low temperature on Tuesday? Show your work Answer: _________14° F[/QUOTE] |
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![]() The answer to Part 2 is 0°F. |
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