alleryStart learning →A temperature of 6 °C below zero rises by 10 degrees and then falls by 3 degrees. What is the final temperature?
A1 °C
B7 °C
C13 °C
D3 °C
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 1 °C
Rising 10 from 6 below zero gives 4 above zero, and falling 3 leaves 1 °C.
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