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The highest and lowest temperatures ever recorded in the united states are 134° at Death Valley, California, and -80° aT prospect Creek, Alaska. What is the difference in these …

The highest and lowest temperatures ever recorded in the united states are 134° at Death Valley, California, and -80° aT prospect Creek, Alaska. What is the difference in these …
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The highest and lowest temperatures ever recorded in the united states are 134° at Death Valley, California, and -80° aT prospect Creek, Alaska. What is the difference in these temperatures extremes?

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The difference between those two temperature extremes would be 214 degrees.
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