QUESTION 1
When the plane reaches an altitude of 360,000 feet, the temperature outside the plane is 65 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
This means that the temperature will be:
The temperature is -65°F.
QUESTION 2
If the temperature gets warmer by 10 degrees, this means that the new temperature will be the sum of the original temperature and 10 degrees:
The temperature is -55°F.
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Answer:
-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Are you sure that z + 2+ z is correct? x and y do not appear here.
z + 2+ z simplifies to 2z + 2, and so, if z = -4, z + 2+ z has the value
2(-4) + 2, or -6.
There is not an answer to an expression.
-3+p is an expression, unless there was an equal sign and a sum at the end, that is when we can solve for the variable x.
-3+p simply equals -3+p
Answer:
<2 = 75°
<3 = 75°
Step-by-step explanation:
<2 = <6
2x+15 = 45+x
or, 2x-x = 45-15
or, x = 30
so, <2 = 30×2+15 = 75
<6 = 45+30 = 75
Answered by GAUTHMATH