Question

Two cities had low temperatures for the day of 10 and 5 degrees below zero. Write the temperature closest to zero as an integer (number).

Answer 1

Answer:

$10]{9} \times \frac{1}{2}$

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Answer 2

The temperature closest to zero will be -5 degrees.

• Here, it can be seen that the temperatures are given such that both the temperatures are below zero.
• Now, the integers are the whole numbers written as positive, negative or zero, without any fractional part.
• The numbers less than 0 are called negative integers, while the numbers more than 0 are positive integers.
• The negative integers are said to be increasing when the magnitude of a number decreases toward 0. For example, among the given temperatures, -5 will be more than -10. Also, as the magnitude of -5 (that is 5) is less than that of -10 (that is 10), -5 will be closer to 0 when compared to -10.