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The lowest temperature recorded in Canada was -63 degrees. The highest temperature recorded in Canada was +45 degrees. What is the difference between the temperatures?

The lowest temperature recorded in Canada was -63 degrees. The highest temperature recorded in Canada was +45 degrees. What is the difference between the temperatures?
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The lowest temperature recorded in Canada was -63 degrees. The highest temperature recorded in Canada was +45 degrees. What is the difference between the temperatures?

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Answer:

108

Explanation:

45--63=108

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User Denny Sharma
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Answer:

108 degrees difference.

Explanation:

63+45=108

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