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Jayden spends a winter day recording the temperature once every three hours for science class. At 9 am, the temperature was 
-3.4^(@)F. Between 9am and noon, the temperature rose 
2.8^(@)F. Between noon and 
3pm, the temperature increased by 
8^(@)F. Between 
3pm and 
6pm, the temperature went down 
7.5^(@)F. What was the temperature at 
6pm ?
Answer: 
^(@)F

Jayden spends a winter day recording the temperature once every three hours for science class. At 99 am, the temperature was 3.4F -3.4^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . Between 99am and noon, the temperature rose 2.8F 2.8^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . Between noon and 3pm 3 \mathrm{pm} , the temperature increased by 8F 8^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . Between 3pm 3 \mathrm{pm} and 6pm 6 \mathrm{pm} , the temperature went down 7.5F 7.5^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . What was the temperature at 6pm 6 \mathrm{pm} ?\newlineAnswer: \square F { }^{\circ} \mathrm{F}

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Q. Jayden spends a winter day recording the temperature once every three hours for science class. At 99 am, the temperature was 3.4F -3.4^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . Between 99am and noon, the temperature rose 2.8F 2.8^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . Between noon and 3pm 3 \mathrm{pm} , the temperature increased by 8F 8^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . Between 3pm 3 \mathrm{pm} and 6pm 6 \mathrm{pm} , the temperature went down 7.5F 7.5^{\circ} \mathrm{F} . What was the temperature at 6pm 6 \mathrm{pm} ?\newlineAnswer: \square F { }^{\circ} \mathrm{F}
  1. Question Prompt: Question prompt: What was the temperature at 66pm?
  2. Calculate Noon Temperature: Determine the temperature at noon by adding the rise in temperature from 99 am to noon to the initial temperature.\newlineInitial temperature at 99 am = 3.4°F-3.4\degree\text{F}\newlineTemperature rise from 99 am to noon = 2.8°F2.8\degree\text{F}\newlineTemperature at noon = Initial temperature + Temperature rise\newlineTemperature at noon = 3.4°F+2.8°F-3.4\degree\text{F} + 2.8\degree\text{F}\newlineTemperature at noon = 0.6°F-0.6\degree\text{F}
  3. Calculate 33 PM Temperature: Determine the temperature at 33 pm by adding the increase in temperature from noon to 33 pm to the temperature at noon.\newlineTemperature increase from noon to 33 pm = 8°F8\degree F\newlineTemperature at 33 pm = Temperature at noon + Temperature increase\newlineTemperature at 33 pm = 0.6°F+8°F-0.6\degree F + 8\degree F\newlineTemperature at 33 pm = 7.4°F7.4\degree F
  4. Calculate 66 PM Temperature: Determine the temperature at 66 pm by subtracting the decrease in temperature from 33 pm to 66 pm from the temperature at 33 pm.\newlineTemperature decrease from 33 pm to 66 pm = 7.5°F7.5\degree F\newlineTemperature at 66 pm = Temperature at 33 pm - Temperature decrease\newlineTemperature at 66 pm = 7.4°F7.5°F7.4\degree F - 7.5\degree F\newlineTemperature at 66 pm = 0.1°F-0.1\degree F

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