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)

Question

Responses

89°F
89 degrees upper F

123°F
123 degrees upper F

−123°F
negative 123 degrees upper F

−89°F

Answer 1

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