A friend is planning a trip to Alaska. He purchased a coat that is recommended for outdoor temperatures from - 15°F-15°F negative 15 degrees cap f to 45°F

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Drake Stevens

Mathematics

28 November, 17:36

A friend is planning a trip to Alaska. He purchased a coat that is recommended for outdoor temperatures from - 15°F-15°F negative 15 degrees cap f to 45°F

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Laura Charles · Answer 1

The temperature in Alaska can range from 11 °F (in winter, January for example) to 65°F in the summer months (July for example).

In our situation, the friend who is planning a trip to Alaska has a coat that is

is recommended for outdoor temperatures from - 15°F to to 45°F. So, the coat suits for the temperatures in Alaska. But the coat must be also water resistant because of the snow falls.