Question
A city’s record high temperature is 106°F and record low temperature is −17°F. How much warmer is the city’s record high temperature than the record low temperature?(1 point)
Responses
89°F
89 degrees upper F
123°F
123 degrees upper F
−123°F
negative 123 degrees upper F
−89°F
Responses
89°F
89 degrees upper F
123°F
123 degrees upper F
−123°F
negative 123 degrees upper F
−89°F
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
To find out how much warmer the city's record high temperature (106°F) is than the record low temperature (−17°F), you can calculate the difference:
1. Subtract the record low temperature from the record high temperature:
\[
106°F - (-17°F) = 106°F + 17°F
\]
2. Adding these together gives:
\[
106°F + 17°F = 123°F
\]
So, the record high temperature is 123°F warmer than the record low temperature.
The correct response is:
**123°F**
1. Subtract the record low temperature from the record high temperature:
\[
106°F - (-17°F) = 106°F + 17°F
\]
2. Adding these together gives:
\[
106°F + 17°F = 123°F
\]
So, the record high temperature is 123°F warmer than the record low temperature.
The correct response is:
**123°F**