Suppose your normal body temperature is 98 and 3/5 degrees Fahrenheit. If your body temperature goes up 2 and 4/5 degrees on Monday and then down 1 and 1/5 degrees on Tuesday, what is your temperature on Tuesday? On Tuesday, your temperature was what degrees. Enter your answer as a reduced mixed number or as a whole number.
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