The temperature in San Francisco was 81° F while the temperature in New York City was -15° F. How many degrees warmer was it in San Francisco?

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Dan Carlson asked Mar 20, 2023

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The temperature in San Francisco was 81° F while the temperature in New York City

was -15° F. How many degrees warmer was it in San Francisco?

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Dan Carlson asked Mar 20, 2023

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Answer: 96° Warmer

Explanation:

The difference is how much warmer New York is.

You can find the difference in the following equation, 81° - (-15°) = 96°

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should be 96º because 18 + 81 is 96

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