The starting temperature of a beaker of water is 60 F. The thermometer shows the temperature of the same beaker of water after being heated on a hot plate. How much higher is the temperature after the water is heated? Record your answer below.

The temperature after the water is heated is higher by 152°F

Explanation:

The starting  temperature of a beaker of water = 60 F

Temperature of water in heated condition = 212°F

The temperature rises by 212°F - 60°F =  152°F

The temperature after the water is heated is higher by 152°F

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