One day, the temperature outside increased by 6/10 every hour for seven hours. How much did the temperature increase that day?
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.6 * 7 = 4.2
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To determine the total increase in temperature, we need to find the sum of the increases for each hour.
Given that the temperature increased by 6/10 every hour for seven hours, we can calculate the total increase as follows:
Increase in temperature for the first hour = 6/10
Increase in temperature for the second hour = 6/10
Increase in temperature for the third hour = 6/10
Increase in temperature for the fourth hour = 6/10
Increase in temperature for the fifth hour = 6/10
Increase in temperature for the sixth hour = 6/10
Increase in temperature for the seventh hour = 6/10
To find the total increase, we add these individual increases:
Total increase = (6/10) + (6/10) + (6/10) + (6/10) + (6/10) + (6/10) + (6/10)
Simplifying this expression, we have:
Total increase = 42/10
Further simplifying, we get:
Total increase = 4.2
Therefore, the temperature increased by 4.2 degrees that day.