Temperature was -2•c at midnight by morning it rose by 8•c what is the new temperature?
-2 + 8 = 6
To find the new temperature after a rise of 8°C from -2°C:
Step 1: Add the rise of 8°C to the initial temperature of -2°C:
-2°C + 8°C = 6°C
Therefore, the new temperature in the morning is 6°C.
To find the new temperature after the rise, we need to add the temperature increase to the initial temperature.
Given:
Initial temperature = -2°C
Temperature increase = 8°C
To find the new temperature, we add the temperature increase to the initial temperature:
New temperature = Initial temperature + Temperature increase
= (-2°C) + (8°C)
= 6°C
Therefore, the new temperature in the morning is 6°C.