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3 years ago

The table shows the change in the low temperature in Albany compared to the day before.

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prisoha [69]3 years ago

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Answer: On Thursday the low temperature change the most.

Explanation :

From the given table we can conclude that change is the lowest in Thursday .

And there is no matter if it is positive or negative

Because change defines final - initial only i.e. difference between final and initial

So, we consider absolute value only.

According to which Thursday has the atmost change i.e 4.1 which is the lowest amongst the other .

So ,on Thursday the low temperature change the most.

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