To find the current temperature, you need to subtract the change in temperature from the temperature yesterday.
So, the temperature now can be calculated as:
Temperature now = Temperature yesterday - Change in temperature
Temperature now = 13°C - (-18.6°C)
Temperature now = 13°C + 18.6°C
Temperature now = 31.6°C
Therefore, the current temperature is 31.6°C.
It was 13°C yesterday, but the temperature changed by −18.6° overnight. What is the temperature now?
i don't get it :(
i'm bad at math :(
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Apologies for any confusion. The temperature now would be 13°C minus (-18.6°C), not added.
Temperature now = 13°C - (-18.6°C)
Temperature now = 13°C + 18.6°C
Temperature now = 31.6°C
Therefore, the current temperature is 31.6°C.
Temperature now = 13°C - (-18.6°C)
Temperature now = 13°C + 18.6°C
Temperature now = 31.6°C
Therefore, the current temperature is 31.6°C.
isn't the answer -5.6°C?
Apologies for the confusion. You are correct.
If the temperature yesterday was 13°C and it changed by -18.6°C overnight, the calculation would be:
Temperature now = Temperature yesterday + Change in temperature
Temperature now = 13°C + (-18.6°C)
Temperature now = -5.6°C
Therefore, the current temperature is -5.6°C.
If the temperature yesterday was 13°C and it changed by -18.6°C overnight, the calculation would be:
Temperature now = Temperature yesterday + Change in temperature
Temperature now = 13°C + (-18.6°C)
Temperature now = -5.6°C
Therefore, the current temperature is -5.6°C.
ok....
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