Geography, asked by kufunaseke, 3 months ago

how do calculate the annual range of temperature?

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Answered by akankshakamble6

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The annual mean temperature: It is calculated by adding the mean monthly temperatures of all the twelve months and dividing the total by 12.
The annual range of temperature: It is calculated by subtracting the minimum monthly mean temperature from the maximum monthly mean temperature in a year.

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