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The average temperature at the South Pole is −45 F. The average temperature on the Equator is 92 F. Find the difference between the temperature at South Pole and at the Equator. Using simplified basic
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The average temperature at the South Pole is −45 F. The average temperature on the Equator is 92 F. Find the difference between the temperature at South Pole and at the Equator. Using simplified basic algebraic expressions

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Answer:

-137

Explanation:

The difference between two numbers can be found through subtraction.

-45 - 95 = -137.

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