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The surface of the temperature averages 15 degrees Celcius and increases 25 degrees Celcius with each kilometer with depth. What is a slope to this equation?

The surface of the temperature averages 15 degrees Celcius and increases 25 degrees Celcius with each kilometer with depth. What is a slope to this equation?
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The surface of the temperature averages 15 degrees Celcius and increases 25 degrees Celcius with each kilometer with depth. What is a slope to this equation?

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Answer:

The slope is 25 degrees per kilometer.

Explanation:

The slope = increase of temperature / depth

= (25) / 1

= 25.

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