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The temperature started at 35°F. If the temperature went down 4°F and then up 2°F, whats is the temperature difference relative to the high temperature? A) -2°F B) -1°F C) 1°F D) 2°F NEED HELP ASAP PLEASE
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The temperature started at 35°F. If the temperature went down 4°F and then up 2°F, whats is the temperature difference relative to the high temperature? A) -2°F B) -1°F C) 1°F D) 2°F

NEED HELP ASAP PLEASE

User Chen Wang
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A.-2

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User Daniel Albert
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35-4= 31+2=33 so it went down 2 degrees from the initial temp. Answer is A
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