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The image shows a question about temperatures recorded over four days, asking which day had the lowest (coldest) temperature. The temperatures recorded are:

- Monday: 10°F
- Tuesday: 15°F
- Wednesday: -27°F
- Thursday: -1°F

To find the coldest day, we compare the temperatures. Since negative numbers represent colder temperatures, the lowest temperature is on **Wednesday**, at -27°F.

The correct answer is **Wednesday**.

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Here are 5 related questions to expand on this:

1. How do we compare negative temperatures to determine the coldest value?
2. What is the difference between -27°F and 10°F?
3. Why does a larger negative number indicate a colder temperature?
4. How would these temperatures convert into Celsius?
5. What would the average temperature for these four days be?

**Tip:** When comparing temperatures, remember that the more negative a value is, the colder it gets.

The list below shows the temperature Peyton recorded at 12:00 p.m. for four days last January.
Monday: 10°F
Tuesday: 15°F
Wednesday: -27°F
Thursday: -1°F
On which of the days did Peyton record the lowest (coldest) temperature?

Learn how to identify the coldest day by comparing temperatures, including how negative numbers represent colder values. The recorded temperatures are Monday: 10°F, Tuesday: 15°F, Wednesday: -27°F, and Thursday: -1°F. The lowest temperature is on Wednesday at -27°F. Suitable for Grades 3-5.

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