Tuesday 5th May

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Maths


1. Which was the coldest city? 
2. Which was the mildest city? 
3. Which cities had temperatures below freezing? 
4. How much colder was it in Manchester than Belfast? 
5. How much warmer was it in Birmingham than Edinburgh? 
6. How much colder was it Leeds than Exeter? 
7. How much warmer was it in London than Glasgow? 
8. What was the difference in temperature between the mildest city and the coldest city?
1. At noon, the temperature was 7°C. By midnight the temperature had fallen by 10°C. What was the temperature at midnight?
2. On Monday the temperature in London was 4°C. In Aberdeen the temperature was -4°C. What was the difference in temperature?
3. On Tuesday, the temperature in Birmingham was 5°C. It was 8 degrees colder in Glasgow. What was the temperature in Glasgow?
4. This table shows the maximum and minimum temperatures for a town in Finland:
a) Which season has the lowest minimum temperature?
b) Which of autumn or spring has the lowest minimum temperature?
c) What is the difference between the coldest and warmest temperatures in winter?
d) What is the difference between the coldest and warmest temperatures in autumn?
e) Which season has the biggest difference between the maximum and minimum temperatures?
f) What is the difference between the coldest temperature of the year and the warmest temperature of the year?
5. What is the difference between -5 and 7?
6. What is the difference between -10 and 6?
7. What is the difference between -4 and 4?
8. Write a pair of numbers, one negative and one positive with a difference of 5.
9. Write a pair of numbers, one negative and one positive with a difference of 10.
10. Write a pair of numbers, one negative and one positive with a difference of 7.

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