The temperature in Canada dropped rapidly over five consecutive hours from 0 degrees to - 50 degrees. If the temperature dropped the same amount each hour, how much did the temperature change each hour?

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Makhi Perry

Mathematics

10 September, 23:46

The temperature in Canada dropped rapidly over five consecutive hours from 0 degrees to - 50 degrees. If the temperature dropped the same amount each hour, how much did the temperature change each hour?

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Tatiana Wiley · Answer 1

It dropped 10 degrees remember when dividing integers divide the numerals then apply sign rules.

Ava Cobb · Answer 2

50/5hours=10 degrees an hour. This is a unit rate. Divide the denominator by itself to get one. Then divide the numerator by itself to get the rate. So the unit rate is ten degrees per hour.