The record high temperature for Asheville, North Carolina was 99°F. The record low was -17°F. What is the difference between these two temperatures?

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The record high temperature for Asheville, North

Carolina was 99°F. The record low was -17°F. What
is the difference between these two temperatures?

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Answer:

The difference is 116 degrees

Explanation:

99-(-17)

when two minus signs are next to each other, they become a plus.

99+17

116

Abimaran Kugathasan answered Oct 1, 2021

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Answer:

116

Explanation:

99- (-17)= 99+17

William Pursell answered Oct 4, 2021

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