The high temperature on a particular day was 68°F at city A, 58°F at city B, 64°F at city C, and 60°F at city D. City was the warmest. City was the coolest. Reset Next

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Jayce Barton

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24 September, 22:40

The high temperature on a particular day was 68°F at city A, 58°F at city B, 64°F at city C, and 60°F at city D. City was the warmest. City was the coolest. Reset Next

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Ronald Myers · Answer 1

City A was the warmest City B was the coolest

Step-by-step explanation:

If we list the temperatures from lowest to highest, they are 58, 60, 64, 68. The highest temperature was the warmest. It was recorded in City A.

The lowest temperature was the coolest. It was recorded in city B.

City A was the warmest; city B was the coolest.

Goose · Answer 2

I can confirm the answer is A and B. A is the hottest. B is the coolest.