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The average operating temperature for a small water-cooled riding lawn mower engine is 220 °F with an absolute error of 20 °F.

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My name is Ann [436]2 years ago

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The minimum and maximum operating temperatures for the engine are 200°F and 240°F respectively.

Average operating temperature =220°F

Absolute error = 20 °F

The minimum operating temperatures for the engine will be:

= 220°F - 20°F

= 200°F

The maximum operating temperatures for the engine will be:

= 200°F + 20°F

= 240°F

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