The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 58 C Africa. The lowest was-88 C in Antarctica. How much higher is the highest temperature than the lowest?

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The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 58 C Africa. The lowest was-88 C in Antarctica. How much higher is the highest temperature than the lowest?

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i agree as well its 30 no cap

Alexandru Dranca answered Jun 4, 2021

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Answer:30

Step-by-step explanation: You do 88-58=30

Manthan Jamdagni answered Jun 7, 2021

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