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The minimum and maximum temperatures will always be equidistant from the current temperature. a. True b. False
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The minimum and maximum temperatures will always be equidistant from the current temperature.

a.
True
b.
False

User Onofricamila
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I guess it is true bcz the time it takes to get to its max temp will be the same time that it will take it to reach its min temp
User Josh Brown
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i wanna say it's true i think 
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