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Nina predicts that the average temperature in Baltimore will be 68°F next April. Why is her prediction probably wrong? A. because 68°F is much higher than the average April temperature B. because 53°F
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Nina predicts that the average temperature in Baltimore will be 68°F next April. Why is her prediction probably wrong? A. because 68°F is much higher than the average April temperature B. because 53°F is much lower than the average April temperature C. because 68°F is much lower than the average April temperature D. because the average July temperature is greater than 75°F

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C.

because 68°F is much higher than the average April temperature

Step-by-step explanation:

Because it is telling us if the percentage are greater then the numbers on the graph

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