One day when Terry went to school the temperature outside was –15 degrees Fahrenheit. In Terry's classroom the temperature was 6
8 degrees Fahrenheit. How many more degrees was it inside the building than outside?
A. +83 degrees
B. +53 degrees
C. –83 degrees
D. –53 degrees
2 answers:
Well, to find the answer to this problem you have to change the -15 to a positive (+15) and add the two numbers together. And, 15 + 68 = +83 degrees.
So, your answer is: A. +83 degrees.
It's really easy because all your doing is changing the -15 to a positive 15 and adding the two numbers together to get your answer.
Hope I helped!
- Debbie
If you would like to know how many more degrees was it inside the building than outside, you can calculate this using the following step:
68 degrees Fahrenheit - (-15 degrees Fahrenheit) = 68 - (-15) = 68 + 15 = 83 degrees Fahrenheit
The correct result would be A. +83 degrees.
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