1. The diagram models a temperature increase of 8°C from a starting temperature of -3 °C. a) How does the diagram model the situation? b) What is the final temperature? Show how you know.
1. The diagram models a temperature increase of 8°C from a starting temperature of -3 °C. a) How does the diagram model the situation? b) What is the final temperature? Show how you know.
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![1. The diagram models a temperature increase of
8°C from a starting temperature of –3 °C.
a) How does the diagram model the situation?
b) What is the final temperature? Show how
you know.
2. The diagram models a
temperature decrease
of 9 °C from a starting
+5
+4
+3
temperature of +4°C.
a) How does the diagram
+2
model the situation?
+1+
b) What is the final temperature?
Show how you know.
c) Draw a different diagram
-1.
that models the same situation.
-2
How does your diagram model
the final temperature?
-5
3. Suppose a temperature change from +5 °C to –15°C occurred over
a 4-h period. How could you determine the temperature change
per hour?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Ff8eff87d-a41d-401d-b2b9-7f3f6e4ab3c6%2Fa9e7de37-9137-4e32-994f-5110ceb29b8a%2F38rkdr_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:1. The diagram models a temperature increase of
8°C from a starting temperature of –3 °C.
a) How does the diagram model the situation?
b) What is the final temperature? Show how
you know.
2. The diagram models a
temperature decrease
of 9 °C from a starting
+5
+4
+3
temperature of +4°C.
a) How does the diagram
+2
model the situation?
+1+
b) What is the final temperature?
Show how you know.
c) Draw a different diagram
-1.
that models the same situation.
-2
How does your diagram model
the final temperature?
-5
3. Suppose a temperature change from +5 °C to –15°C occurred over
a 4-h period. How could you determine the temperature change
per hour?
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