How do you find the mean daily high temperature?

Answer 1

You add up all the average temperatures of the days in the month and then divide them by the number of days. I'm going to give you an example but in order to make it easier on myself I am going to make this month only 7 days long. (Hey I'm 12 and I don't like adding so gimme a break) 1: 47 degrees F Okay, so you add that all up and you get 340. Now 2. 49 degrees F because this is a 7 day month you'd divide that by 3. 51 degrees F 7. And you'd get 49 degrees rounding up, so your 4. 43 degrees F average monthly temperature would be 49 degrees 5. 46 degrees F 6. 50 degrees F 7. 54 degrees F You add up all the average temperatures of the days in the month and then divide them by the number of days. I'm going to give you an example but in order to make it easier on myself I am going to make this month only 7 days long. (Hey I'm 12 and I don't like adding so gimme a break) 1: 47 degrees F Okay, so you add that all up and you get 340. Now 2. 49 degrees F because this is a 7 day month you'd divide that by 3. 51 degrees F 7. And you'd get 49 degrees rounding up, so your 4. 43 degrees F average monthly temperature would be 49 degrees 5. 46 degrees F 6. 50 degrees F 7. 54 degrees F

Answer 2

If you have a list of temperatures then you add them up and then divide them by the amount of numbers you have. Example: 100 91 85 ---- 86 And then you divide by the number of numbers 3 numbers: 100, 91, and 85

Answer 3

I don't know. I the low was 3 and the high was 5, but it was 3 for 22 hours, 4 for 1.5 hours and 5 for .5 hours what is the average?

Answer 4

The average monthly temperature varies greatly through out the world and throughout the different months of the year.

Answer 5

You take the average of the high and low temperature and this is your mean annual temperature.