Answer: 34°F.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The coldest temperature ever recorded in Mathville =-14°F.
The normal low for that day = 20°F
The difference between the normal low temperature and the record low temperature is given by
d= |20°F-(-14°F )|= |20°F+14°F|=34°F [Since in integers [tex]a-(-b)=a+b[/tex]]
Hence, the difference between the normal low temperature and the record low temperature is 34°F.
Answer:
Difference between normal low and the recorded low temperature was 34°
Step-by-step explanation:
The coldest temperature recorded in Mathville = -14° F
The normal low for that day was = 20°F
That means on that day normal temperature was 20°F which fell down to 0°F and then 20°F below from 0° F.
So net change in the temperature was = Fall from 20°F to 0° F + Fall from 0°F to -14°F
= 20° + 14°
= 34°
Therefore, difference between normal low and the recorded low temperature was 34°
