The table gives the lowest temperatures ever recorded in five U.S. cities. Use this table to answer each question.

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The greatest is the largest positive number.

The smallest is the largest negative number.

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To find the difference between the greatest and least temperature listed, you need to subtract the least temperature from the greatest temperature.

In this case, the greatest temperature listed is 53°F and the least temperature listed is -41°F.

To find the difference, you would subtract -41°F from 53°F:

53°F - (-41°F) = 53°F + 41°F = 94°F

So, the difference between the greatest and least temperature listed is 94°F.

To find out how much greater Norfolk's lowest temperature was compared to St. Louis's lowest temperature, you would subtract St. Louis's lowest temperature from Norfolk's lowest temperature.

Norfolk's lowest temperature is -3°F and St. Louis's lowest temperature is -18°F.

So, you would subtract -18°F from -3°F:

-3°F - (-18°F) = -3°F + 18°F = 15°F

Therefore, Norfolk's lowest temperature was 15°F greater than St. Louis's lowest temperature.