Answer:
The expression used to find the change in temperature per hour is Algebraic expression
Thus per hour; the temperature falls at the rate of
Step-by-step explanation:
A temperature falls from 0 to
in 
Which expression finds the change in temperature per hour.
From the above given information;
The initial temperature is 0
The final temperature is
The change in temperature is 


Thus;
-12.25 ° = 3.5 hours
To find the change in x° per hour; we have;
x° = 1 hour
The expression used to find the change in temperature per hour is Algebraic expression
From above if we cross multiply ; we have;
(- 12.25° × 1 hour) = (x° × 3.5 hour)
Divide both sides by 3.5 hours; we have:

x° = - 3.5
x° = 
Thus per hour; the temperature falls at the rate of
Assuming you meant is

The answer would be :




Hope this helps !
Photon
However, your equation seems weird :o
On Part A you have to subtract $2.39-$1.99. Then in Part B you have to multiply $4.50 by 2. And then I think you have to add $3.79 when u are done multiplying.
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1. (13x + 8) + (2x + 7) = 180 (definition of same side interior angles)
step 2. 15x + 15 = 180 (like terms)
step 3. 15x = 165 (subtract 15 from each side)
step 4. x = 11. (divide both sides by 15)