The warmer noon temperature, rising from -6 to -2 degrees Celsius, aligns with Point C on the number line, situated between -2 and 3, marking the representation of the increased temperature.
The initial temperature at 10 am in Fargo was -6 degrees Celsius.
By noon, the temperature increased by four degrees.
So, the temperature at noon can be calculated as follows:
Initial temperature at 10 am = -6 degrees Celsius
Temperature increase by noon = +4 degrees Celsius
Therefore, the temperature at noon = -6 + 4 = -2 degrees Celsius
Looking at the number line:
Negative 6 is the initial temperature at 10 am.
Point A is mentioned as one of the blank points.
Negative 3 comes after Point A.
Point B is mentioned after Negative 3.
Point C is before 3.
Point D is after 3.
The temperature at noon is -2 degrees Celsius. Comparing this value to the points on the number line:
Point A is represented by a temperature lower than -2.
Point B is also represented by a temperature lower than -2.
Point C is represented by a temperature between -2 and 3.
Point D is represented by a temperature greater than 3.
Therefore, the representation of the warmer noon temperature in degrees Celsius on the number line is Point C.