Question

Myra has a faulty thermometer. It always shows the temperature as 2°C higher than the actual temperature. The temperature on the thermometer is T°C . Write an expression, in terms of T, for the actual temperature

Answer 1

Answer:

The actual temperature is given by formula

A=(T-2).

Step-by-step explanation:

The faulty thermometer shows 2° higher than the actual temperature.

Let the faulty temperature be given by T°C and the actual temperature be given by A°C

So, the actual temperature is given by,

A=(T-2)

In terms of T.