the highest recorded temperature in the uk is 39° c. the lowest recorded temperature in the uk is - 27° c What is the difference between these two amounts?

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the highest recorded temperature in the uk is 39° c. the lowest recorded temperature in the uk is - 27° c What is the difference between these two amounts?

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Faraz Khonsari answered Jan 6, 2015

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since one is negative and you have to find the absolute value you add, getting 66 degrees celcius difference

Toress answered Jan 10, 2015

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