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The highest and lowest temperatures ever recorded in Africa are 136°F and -11°F. The highest temperature was recorded in Libya, and the lowest temperature was recorded in Morocco. What is the difference
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The highest and lowest temperatures ever

recorded in Africa are 136°F and -11°F.
The highest temperature was recorded in
Libya, and the lowest temperature was
recorded in Morocco. What is the difference
in these temperature extremes?

User SteveMcQwark
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The difference is 147 degrees.
Since one of your numbers is negative, you would change the negative to a positive and add the two values together to get your difference
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