SOLUTION: lenna is a meteorologist. On December 10, she notes that the temperature is −3°F at 6:00 A.M. She predicts that the temperature will rise at a rate of 2° per hour for 3 hr, a

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Question 436216: lenna is a meteorologist. On December 10, she notes that the temperature is −3°F at 6:00 A.M. She predicts that the temperature will rise at a rate of 2° per hour for 3 hr, and then rise at a rate of 3° per hour for 6 hr. She also predicts that the temperature will then fall at a rate of 2° per hour for 3 hr, and then fall at a rate of 5° per hour for 2 hr. What is lenna’s temperature forecast for 8:00 P.M?

Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi
Breaking it up into time intervals
6AM -3°F
9AM -3° + 2°*3 = 3° |will rise at a rate of 2° per hour for 3 hr
3PM 3° + 3°*6 = 21° |will rise at a rate of 3° per hour for 6 hr
6PM 21° - 2°*3 = 15° |will fall at a rate of 2° per hour for 3 hr
8PM 15° - 5°*2 = 5°F |will fall at a rate of 5° per hour for 2 hr

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