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Overnight, the temperature in Chicago was just – 7°F. But by the afternoon, the temperature had risen 9°F. What was the temperature in Chicago that afternoon?
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Overnight, the temperature in Chicago was just – 7°F. But by the afternoon, the temperature had risen 9°F. What was the temperature in Chicago that afternoon?
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Overnight, the temperature in Chicago was just – 7°F. But by the afternoon, the temperature had risen 9°F. What was the temperature in Chicago that afternoon?
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2°F is the answer
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