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28.06.2019 •
Mathematics
Atemperature is -4 f. a high pressure front increase the temperature to 8 f. by how many degrees did the temperature increase
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Ответ:
The temperature increases by a total of 12 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
A good way to solve a problem with positive and negative integers is to plot them on a number line and find the difference from one point to the next. On a number line, positive numbers go to the right of zero and negative numbers go to the left of zero. If we start at a temperature of -4 and count to the right on the number line until we get to +8, there will be a difference of 12. The other way to set up the problem is to subtract the numbers, 8-(-4)=12.
Ответ:
System A: The lines overlap.
System B: The lines never intersect.
System C: The lines intersect at a point not on the y-axis.
System D: The lines intersect at the y-intercept.
Step-by-step explanation:
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