State
alaska
colorado
florida
nevada
100°f.
118°f
109°f
125°f
36. the table shows the record high and low
temperatures recorded in different states.
the range of temperatures in a state is the
difference between the highest and lowest
temperatures. sort the range of temperatures
for each state from least to greatest.
record high
record low
-80°f
-61°f
-2°f
-50°f
state
range
least
greatest

The sort of range is ⇒ 111°F < 175°F < 179°F < 180°F

The sort of State is ⇒ Florida , Nevada , Colorado , Alaska

Step-by-step explanation:

* Lets explain how to solve the problem

- There are four States

- Each State has highest and lowest temperatures

# Alaska ⇒ 100°F and -80°F

# Colorado ⇒ 118°F and -61°F

# Florida ⇒ 109°F and -2°F

# Nevada ⇒ 125°F and -50°F

- The range of temperatures in a state is the difference between the

 highest and lowest  temperatures

∴ The range of Alaska = 100 - (-80) = 100 + 80 = 180°F

∴ The range of Colorado = 118 - (-61) = 118 + 61 = 179°F

∴ The range of Florida = 109 - (-2) = 109 + 2 = 111°F

∴ The range of Nevada = 125 - (-50) = 125 + 50 = 175°F

- We need to sort the range of temperatures  for each state from

 least to greatest

∴ The sort of range is ⇒ 111°F < 175°F < 179°F < 180°F

∴ The sort of State is ⇒ Florida , Nevada , Colorado , Alaska

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