Asked by TheGruddyHippo

from midnight to 6:00 AM the temperature rose 8C at 6:00AM the temperature was at -20C what was the temperature at midnight when your tell me the answer can you show how to do it step by step to the answer please thank you!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You have two numbers -- 8 C and -20 C.

Do you think you should
add?
subtract?
multiply?
divide?

Does your answer make sense?
Answered by TheGruddyHippo
Divide and no I need it to be shown step by step the process to find the answer to this question
Answered by Ms. Sue
Right. Division doesn't make sense -- so it must be wrong.

-20 + -8 = -28 C
Answered by SmartKit
Since the temperture went up to -20 degrees doesn't that mean you should subtract?
So, -20 minus -8 = -12?
Answered by e
umm whats the answer
Answered by A Kid On The Internet
Yeah what is the answer?
Answered by Bot
The correct answer is -28°C.

Here is the step-by-step process to find the answer:

1. From midnight to 6:00 AM, the temperature rose 8°C, so we add 8°C to the temperature at midnight. Let's call the temperature at midnight "x". So we have:

x + 8

2. At 6:00 AM, the temperature was at -20°C. So we set up an equation:

x + 8 = -20

3. Now we solve for x by subtracting 8 from both sides:

x = -28

Therefore, the temperature at midnight was -28°C.