A weather station records the following data: maximum temperature 18°C, minimum temperature 6°C. What is the diurnal temperature range?

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Question

A weather station records the following data: maximum temperature 18°C, minimum temperature 6°C. What is the diurnal temperature range?

Accepted Answer

12°C — Diurnal temperature range = maximum temperature − minimum temperature = 18°C − 6°C = 12°C. Option A incorrectly uses only the minimum value. Option B incorrectly adds the two temperatures. Option D incorrectly averages the two temperatures rather than finding the difference.

Answer

9°C

Answer

12°C

Answer

24°C

Answer

6°C

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