The temperature in Fargo, North Dakota, is 6 times colder than the temperature in Detroit. If the temperature in Detroit is –4°F, what is the temperature in Fargo? A. 2°F B. 24°F C. –10°F D. –24°F
@mathmate
Nvm. I found it on my own. It's B! :)
Recall: 8*(-2) =-16
So, it's not B?
@mathmate
Best way to do multiple choice is to work out answers and choose. Post the values of your answers, and not the letters, please.
Oh, okie
So, how would I find out what the temperature in Fargo is? I am a bit confused on how to work this problem out, now :/
@mathmate
Assuming the question asks "6 times colder..." means "6 times the temperature of...", then we multiply the temperature of Detroit (-4) by 6. From the answer, you choose the correct answer. Do not forget to read the hint above regarding the sign of a product (of multiplication).
So, (-4)*6 is -24, rite?
Right, well done!
So, would –24°F be my final answer, or are there more steps to this problem?
Yes, the last step which \(you\) have to do is to translate the answer to a letter and tell the computer your answer!
Oh okie! Thnx for the help! :)
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