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The temperature in California was 105 on Thursday. The temperature in the North Pole was -20. What is the difference between the two temperatures.
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The temperature in California was 105 on Thursday. The temperature in the North Pole was -20. What is the difference between the two temperatures.

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The answer is 125 degrees. Hope this helped! :)
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Answer:

125

Explanation:

105 - (-20) = 105 + 20 = 125

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