At 2 pm, the temperature was -9 degrees. If the temperature drops 8 degrees, what is the new temperature?

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Naghaveer R asked Dec 26, 2022

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At 2 pm, the temperature was -9 degrees. If the temperature drops 8 degrees, what is the new temperature?

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-15

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-7 Dropping 8 would be -15 because 8+7 is 15 but its negative so its -15 (im terrible at explaining)

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At 2 pm, the temperature was -9 degrees. If the temperature drops 8 degrees, what is the new temperature?

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