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PLEASE HELP WITH MATH On May 2nd, would you expect the temperature to get below freezing (32 degrees)? Why or why not?
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PLEASE HELP WITH MATH

On May 2nd, would you expect the temperature to get below freezing (32 degrees)? Why or why not?

PLEASE HELP WITH MATH On May 2nd, would you expect the temperature to get below freezing-example-1
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Answer: No, because the temperature is most of the time around 41-53. The only time it went below freezing point was in 1875.

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Yes because if it’s cold one day then the next day would be even colder

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