The temperature in the morning was 24.5 degrees. By nightfall the temperature dropped to -4.5 degrees. How much did the temperature CHANGE throughout the day?

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The temperature in the morning was 24.5 degrees. By nightfall the temperature dropped to -4.5

degrees. How much did the temperature CHANGE throughout the day?

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Answer:By 29 degree

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24.5-(-4.5)=29

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