Please answer this multiple choice question for 23 points and brainliest!!
1 answer:
Answer:
A. T = 20°C - (2.8°C/h × 4h)
Step-by-step explanation:
The rate of change of temperature (-2.8°C/h) is multiplied by time (4h) to get the change in temperature (-11.2°C). That change is added to the initial temperature (20°C) to find the temperature after 4 hours.
Only equation A properly expresses this calculation.
In choice B, the rate of change is (wrongly) shown as +2.8°C/h. In the other choices, the combinations of units are nonsense. (What is a °C·h?)
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