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The temperature in Chicago, Illinois, is -1°F, and the temperature in Phoenix, Arizona, is 40°F Which of the following is true? A Chicago's temperature > Phoenix's temperature B. Chicago's temperature
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The temperature in Chicago, Illinois, is -1°F, and the temperature in Phoenix, Arizona, is 40°F Which of the following is true?

A Chicago's temperature > Phoenix's temperature
B. Chicago's temperature < Phoenix's temperature
C. Chicago's temperature = Phoenix's temperature

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Answer:

Chicago's temperature < Phoenix's temperature

Explanation:

Because -1°F is less than 40°F.

User Sunil Manheri
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C. Chicago’s temperature Phoenixs temperature
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