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Search to find the detailed rainfall collections if you want more detailed rainfall intensity data. If all available is monthly average in mm, take the monthly average and divide by number of hours in that month. So if you had 300 mm in April, take 360 mm/(30 days * 24 hours) = 0.5 mm/hour average monthly intensity. so that's it
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In Buffalo, New York, the temperature was -14°F in the morning. If the temperature dropped 7°F, what is the temperature now?
Step-by-step explanation:
You just need to get a situation where there would be negative increase. My example was temperature, but other easy examples could be money (debt, etc) or sea level.
No, it is not 35% off... Let me explain. Let's say the original price is $100 to make the math easy. When you take 25% off then take an additional 10% off, the 10% is off of the discounted price, so
100 x 25% = 100 x .25 = 25 dollar discount
New price = $75
Now 10% off of $75
10% x 75 = .10 x 75 = $7.50 discount
New price = 75 - 7.50 = $67.50
Now, if you just took 35% off of $100
100 x 35% = 100 x .35 = $35 discount
New Price = 100 - 35 = $65
Bottom line... when you take an "extra" percentage off, you are taking a percentage of a smaller number, so the discount is not as big.
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how did you get the graph on here
