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The temperature drops to -6 in 1 hour. In the next hour it drops to -8. By how much would the temperature have to rise to get to 0?
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The temperature drops to -6 in 1 hour. In the next hour it drops to -8. By how much would the temperature have to rise to get to 0?
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The temperature drops to -6 in 1 hour. In the next hour it drops to -8. By how much would the temperature have to rise to get to 0?
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The answer to this question is 8
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