One winter, a group of students measured snowfall totals at their school. This chart shows how many inches of snow the students
measured each month How much total snowfall did they receive at their school that winter?
month. snowfall
December 4.2
January. 8.9
February. 5.4
1 answer:
Answer: 18.5 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
The total snowfall that the students received at their school that winter will be the addition of the snowfall for each month and this will be:
= December snowfall + January snowfall + February snowfall
= 4.2 + 8.9 + 5.4
= 18.5
The total snowfall is 18.9 inches.
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