Question

An airplane cuts through the morning sky. For every 1,000 feet that it climbs, the outside temperature drops 20 degrees Fahrenheit. What is the rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot? Complete the steps below to answer the question.
i know I already posted this but the answer was no help and I doubt other people would reply to the first one

part A: Write the change in elevation and the change in temperature as rational numbers.


part B: Write a numerical expression to represent the rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot.


part C: What is the rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot?


part D: Now, consider the reverse situation: as the airplane descends, or drops, 1,000 feet in the air, the temperature rises 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Write a numerical expression representing the rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot.


part E: What is the rate of temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit per foot?


part F: How is the rate you found in part E related to the rate you found in part C? What does this mean?

i need the answer to EACH PART SO PLEASE IM ACTUALLY PANICKING DONT JUST ANSWER THE WHOLE QUESTION AS ONE I NEED EACH PART THIS IS MY LAST DAY TO WORK ON IT AND IM REALLY STRESSED PLEASE

Answer 1

The one above me was right!

Have a nice day or night!

Answer 2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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.