Question

there are eight planets in our solar system. venus is the hottest planet, with an average temperature of 460°c. the average temperatures of some other planets are given in the table.
the net change in temperature from neptune to mars is ✓°c.
the net change in temperature from earth to neptune is ✓°c.
the net change in temperature from venus to earth is ✓°c.

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate net change from Neptune to Mars

Subtract Neptune's temperature from Mars' temperature.
$$-60 - (-214) = -60 + 214 = 154$$

Step2: Calculate net change from Earth to Neptune

Subtract Earth's temperature from Neptune's temperature.
$$-214 - 14 = -228$$

Step3: Calculate net change from Venus to Earth

Subtract Venus' temperature from Earth's temperature.
$$14 - 460 = -446$$

Answer:

The net change in temperature from Neptune to Mars is \(154^{\circ}C\).
The net change in temperature from Earth to Neptune is \(-228^{\circ}C\).
The net change in temperature from Venus to Earth is \(-446^{\circ}C\).