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The temperature in Jersey City, NJ in mid-Spring is 60*F. The temperature in Miami, FL is 90*F on the same day. Miami is about 1200 miles south of Jersey City. What is the temperature gradient between
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The temperature in Jersey City, NJ in mid-Spring is 60*F. The temperature in Miami, FL is 90*F on the same day. Miami is about 1200 miles south of Jersey City. What is the temperature gradient between the two cities? Explain how you calculated the problem *

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Explanation: okay

User Terra Kestrel
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Temperature gradient = 30

90F - 60F = 30F

The temperature gradient is 30F.

If I am right, let me know.

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