Which is colder -3°or-13°? How much colder is that degree? -13° is colder -3° is minus 10° from -13°, And -13° is -10° plus -3°

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Which is colder -3°or-13°? How much colder is that degree?

-13° is colder

-3° is minus 10° from -13°, And -13° is -10° plus -3°

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Which is colder -3°or-13°? How much colder is that degree? -13° is colder -3° is minus-example-1

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