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Mathematics, 29.06.2019 12:00 aliciajackson26

Ne day in december the temperature in london was -3°c, in stockholm it was -5°c, while in moscow it was -8°c. which statement correctly compares the three temperatures? a) -8°c > -3°c > -5°c b) -5°c > -8°c > -3°c c) -5°c > -3°c > -8°c d) -3°c > -5°c > -8°c

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