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In Earth's southern hemisphere, the summer season is from December to March and winter is from June to September. The table shows the highest temperatures recorded at the South Pole for three different months.

Graph model:
South Pole Temperatures
Month Highest temperature (°F)
January 6
June –24
November –2

Each month's highest recorded temperature is plotted on the number line.

Which of these months had the lowest high temperature? (ignore this)

1. Write the three temperatures in order from least to greatest. Explain how you put the numbers in order.

2. Which month had the lowest high temperature?

3. Which month had the highest temperature?

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Answer:

1: (-24, -2, 6) 2: June 3:January

Step-by-step explanation:

1: the closer the negatives get to 0 backwards, the higher the temperature is, and after 0 would be even higher.

2: -24 is the most far back from the other two

3: 2 of them are negatives and the other is positive so the positive number would be the highest temp

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Answer:

1. -24,-2,6

We order this way as the value of an integer decreases when we go lower below 0

2. The lowest High temperature is in June when the temperature is -24

3. January has the highest temperature because the highest temperature was above 0 which was 6

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