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John lives in Vermont and Julie lives in Florida. One January day, it was 52°F in Florida and 9°F in Vermont. What was the difference in temperature.
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John lives in Vermont and Julie lives in Florida. One January day, it was 52°F in Florida and 9°F in Vermont. What was the difference in temperature.
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John lives in Vermont and Julie lives in Florida. One January day, it was 52°F in Florida and 9°F in Vermont. What was the difference in temperature.
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43
Explanation:
52-9=43
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