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Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The air plane is rising so the change in elevation is +1000 feet. The temp dropped and is -20 degrees fahrenheit.

1 degree per 50 ft

For every 1,000 feet that it climbs, the outside temperature drops 20 ... What is the rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

part A=The airplane is rising, so the change in elevation is +1,000 feet. The temperature is dropping, so the change in temperature is -20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Part B= -20 degrees fehrenheit/1,000 feet

Part C=  -20 degrees fehrenheit/1,000 feet= -1 degrees fehrenheit/50 feet

The answer can also be written as -1 degrees fehrenheit/50  per foot.

Part D = The airplane is descending, so the change in elevation is -1,000 feet. The temperature is rising, so the change in temperature is +20 degrees Fahrenheit.

The rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot is 20/-1000

Part E= The answer can also be written as-1/-50

Part F= The rate in part E is equal to the rate in part C. It means that -1/50=1/-50=-1/-50

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