Question

The highest temperature ever recorded in chicago was 105 degrees and the lowest was -27 degrees use absolute values to find the differences between the highest and lowest temperatures

Answer 1

Answer:

The differences between the absolute highest and the absolute  lowest temperatures is 78°.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is provided that:

• The highest temperature ever recorded in Chicago was 105°

• The lowest was -27°.

Compute the differences between the absolute highest and the absolute  lowest temperatures as follows:

$\text{Difference}=|\text{Highest}|-|\text{Lowest}|$

                $=|105^{o}|-|-27^{o}|\\\\=105^{o}-27^{o}\\\\=78^{o}$

Thus, the differences between the absolute highest and the absolute  lowest temperatures is 78°.