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3 years ago

What temperature is ten degrees higher than minus seven degrees

2 answers:

8 0

The correct answer is 3 degrees.

-7 + 10 Ten degrees higher (+10) than minus seven degrees (-7)
3 When adding a positive to a negative, the answer will be the difference between the two numbers. Whether the answer is positive or negative depends on which number is larger; for instance, in this case, 3 is positive because 10 is larger than 7.

Therefore, the answer is 3 degrees.

Hope this helps!

ch4aika [34]3 years ago

6 0

+3 is the answer, it's negative 7 plus 10

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