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The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 136F in Libya. The lowest temperature was -129F in Antarctica. What is the difference of the highest and lowest temperatures o…

The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 136F in Libya. The lowest temperature was -129F in Antarctica. What is the difference of the highest and lowest temperatures o…
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The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 136F in Libya. The lowest temperature was -129F in Antarctica. What is the difference of the highest and lowest temperatures on Earth?

A. 7F
B. 107F
C. 165F
D. 265F

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Answer:

it's D. 265F

Explanation:

subtract 136 by -129 and you get 265

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