the hairs on xanders arms just started lying flat against his skin. which is most likely his internal body…

the hairs on xanders arms just started lying flat against his skin. which is most likely his internal body temperature?\n35°c, or 95°f\n47°c, or 114.8°f\n36°c, or 96.8°f\n38°c, or 100.4°f

the hairs on xanders arms just started lying flat against his skin. which is most likely his internal body temperature?\n35°c, or 95°f\n47°c, or 114.8°f\n36°c, or 96.8°f\n38°c, or 100.4°f

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Recall normal body temperature range

The normal internal body temperature for humans is around (37^{\circ}C) (or (98.6^{\circ}F)). When the body is in a state where hair lies flat (not due to extreme cold - which would make hair stand up via piloerection), the temperature is close to normal.

Step2: Analyze each option

  • (35^{\circ}C) ((95^{\circ}F)) is hypothermic (too low).
  • (47^{\circ}C) ((114.8^{\circ}F)) is extremely high (not survivable for long, and hair - related thermoregulation would not be in a “hair - flat” state here as body would be in severe distress).
  • (36^{\circ}C) ((96.8^{\circ}F)) is close to normal.
  • (38^{\circ}C) ((100.4^{\circ}F)) is a fever (body would have other thermoregulatory responses, and hair - flat is more typical near normal temperature rather than fever).

Answer:

(36^{\circ}C), or (96.8^{\circ}F)