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How can you represent an decrease in temperature using an addition equation? Explain!

How can you represent an decrease in temperature using an addition equation? Explain!
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How can you represent an decrease in temperature using an addition equation? Explain!

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Hm good question. Maybe you can measure the temperature in a place and measure another temperature in a other place and add it together.
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