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The list below shows the temperature Elizabeth recorded at 11:00 p.m. for four days last January.
Monday: 
-14^(@)F
Tuesday: 
-3^(@)F
Wednesday: 
-26^(@)F
Thursday: 
-7^(@)F
On which of the days did Elizabeth record the highest (warmest) temperature?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday

The list below shows the temperature Elizabeth recorded at 1111:0000 p.m. for four days last January.\newlineMonday: 14F -14^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineTuesday: 3F -3^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineWednesday: 26F -26^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineThursday: 7F -7^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineOn which of the days did Elizabeth record the highest (warmest) temperature?\newlineMonday\newlineTuesday\newlineWednesday\newlineThursday

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Q. The list below shows the temperature Elizabeth recorded at 1111:0000 p.m. for four days last January.\newlineMonday: 14F -14^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineTuesday: 3F -3^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineWednesday: 26F -26^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineThursday: 7F -7^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \newlineOn which of the days did Elizabeth record the highest (warmest) temperature?\newlineMonday\newlineTuesday\newlineWednesday\newlineThursday
  1. Identify Temperatures: Identify the temperatures recorded on each day.\newlineMonday: 14°F-14\degree F\newlineTuesday: 3°F-3\degree F\newlineWednesday: 26°F-26\degree F\newlineThursday: 7°F-7\degree F
  2. Compare Temperatures: Compare the temperatures to determine the highest (warmest) temperature.\newline14-14°F is warmer than 26-26°F but colder than 3-3°F and 7-7°F.\newline3-3°F is warmer than 14-14°F, 26-26°F, and 7-7°F.\newline26-26°F is the coldest temperature of all four days.\newline7-7°F is warmer than 26-26°F and 14-14°F but colder than 3-3°F.
  3. Conclude Highest Temperature: Conclude which day had the highest temperature.\newlineSince 3°F-3\degree F is the least negative number, it is the highest (warmest) temperature recorded.

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