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At 2pm, the temperature was 9°F. At 11pm, the temperature was -11°F. What was the change in temperature?
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At 2pm, the temperature was 9°F. At 11pm, the temperature was -11°F. What was the change in
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21 degrees
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I did it on the calculator
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