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Mrs. Johns making strawberry jam. If the candy thermometer shown is the current temperature, what temperature change is needed for jam to reach 220 F? A 305 F increase B 305 F decrease C 135 F increase
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Mrs. Johns making strawberry jam. If the candy thermometer shown is the current temperature, what temperature change is needed for jam to reach 220 F?

A 305 F increase
B 305 F decrease
C 135 F increase
D 135 F decrease

Mrs. Johns making strawberry jam. If the candy thermometer shown is the current temperature-example-1
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The answer is C 135 F increase
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

135+85=220

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