The low temperature on a certain day is 56°F. The low temperature is 14°F lower than the high temperature, h. Which equation can be used to find the high temperature for that day? A. 56 = h + 14 B. h +

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Rubel Biswas asked Jan 20, 2023

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The low temperature on a certain day is 56°F. The low temperature is 14°F lower than the high temperature, h.

Which equation can be used to find the high temperature for that day?

A. 56 = h + 14

B. h + 56 = 14

C. 56=h−14

D. 56 = 14h

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Rubel Biswas asked Jan 20, 2023

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The answer is C: 56=h−14. Just like jen4755 said.

Tedski answered Jan 22, 2023

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