The average temperatures on the surface of five planets are given. arrange the planets in decreasing order of their temperatures.

earth 15 degrees celsius

saturn -139 degrees celsius

venus 468 degrees celsius

neptune -201 degrees celsius

mars -29 degrees celsius

The answer is:

Decreasing order of their temperatures means ordering from the higher to the lower temperatures, so:

Remember, when we are talking about sub-zero temperatures, the rule of what number is bigger than other, is inverted, for example, -201° C is lower than -139° C, meaning that the "bigger" the number, the lower the temperature. On the opposite side, if we are talking about not sub-zero temperatures (over 0°C) the "bigger" the number, the higher the temperature.

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