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At midnight, the temperature was 34°F. By 6:00 a. m. it had dropped 8°, and by noon it had increased by 11°. What was the temperature at noon?

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  1. Yesterday, 21:45
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    The temperature at noon was 37 °F.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    Temperature at midnight is 34 °F.

    Reduction in temperature by 6:00 a. m. is 8°. So, temperature after reduction is given as the difference in temperature at midnight and morning.

    Therefore, temperature by 6:00 a. m. in the morning is given as:

    Reduced temperature = Midnight temperature - Reduction in temperature.

    Reduced temperature = 34 °F - 8 °F = 26 °F.

    Now, by noon, the temperature is increased by 11 °F. Therefore, the final temperature by noon is addition of 11 degree to the temperature that was in the morning. Therefore,

    Temperature at noon = Temperature in morning + Increase in temperature.

    Temperature at noon = 26 °F + 11 °F = 37 °F.

    So, the temperature at noon is a 3 °F increase to the temperature at midnight and is equal to 37 °F.
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