At 11:00 pm the temperature was -9 degrees. By 7:00 am the temperature had risen 18 degrees. What was the temperature at 7:00 am.

At 5:00 AM the temperature was 18 degrees Celsius. At 3:00 PM the temperature was 1 degree Celsius higher. What was the temperature at 3:00 PM?

To find the temperature at 7:00 am, we need to take the initial temperature at 11:00 pm (-9 degrees) and add the rise in temperature (+18 degrees) that occurred before 7:00 am.

To calculate the temperature at 7:00 am, we use the equation:

Temperature at 7:00 am = Initial temperature at 11:00 pm + Rise in temperature

Substituting the values, we get:

Temperature at 7:00 am = -9 degrees + 18 degrees

Now, we can perform the addition:

Temperature at 7:00 am = -9 degrees + 18 degrees = 9 degrees

Therefore, the temperature at 7:00 am is 9 degrees.

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