Temperature linear fit
At 2:00 a.m., the temperature was -7°F. At noon the temperature was 18°F. What expression represents the increase in temperature?
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Meldrin
On December 25,2009 the temperature at noon was approximated by T + 2 H = - 2° C.Estimate the temperature at 2 pm today?
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