The temperature at noon is 75F degrees. The temperature drops 3 degrees every half hour. What is the temperature at 4.p.m?

I honestly don't know what to do all I know is that I have these numbers,
75,3,4

User Icon for Ms. Sue Ms. Sue answered
8 years ago

noon to 4 p.m = 4 hours

It drops 6 degrees an hour

75 - (6 * 4) = _______ degrees

User Icon for Giovanni Giovanni answered
8 years ago

Thank You ! This Helped me

User Icon for Ms. Sue Ms. Sue answered
8 years ago

You're welcome. :-)

User Icon for Hailey Hailey answered
5 years ago

Ms. Sue how do you know tha this is the correct equation ????? Not being rude just want to know.

User Icon for Tanveer Tanveer answered
5 years ago

Thank you

User Icon for Anonymous Anonymous answered
4 years ago

go die you techers

User Icon for Zaniah Brown Zaniah Brown answered
4 years ago

Ms.sue ,thank you

User Icon for No one No one answered
3 years ago

While I was looking at the other responses I not sure if mines is right

3 degrees subtracted from the 75
for 4 hours

3 x 4 = 12
75 - 12 = 61

I'm not for sure so don't put this first. For your answer

User Icon for No one No one answered
3 years ago

My problems answer would be 63 not 61 sorry!

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

To find the temperature at 4 p.m., we need to determine how many half-hour intervals have passed from noon to 4 p.m. Each half hour, the temperature drops by 3 degrees.

Since there are 12 half-hour intervals from noon to 4 p.m., we multiply the drop in temperature (3 degrees) by the number of intervals (12).

So, the total temperature drop from noon to 4 p.m. is 3 degrees x 12 intervals = 36 degrees.

To find the temperature at 4 p.m., we subtract the total temperature drop from the initial temperature at noon:

75 degrees - 36 degrees = 39 degrees.

Therefore, the temperature at 4 p.m. is 39°F.