In november it's about 50 degrees in New Jersey but in Antarctica it's about -40 degrees. How much colder is it in Antarctica then it is in New Jersey?

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In november it's about 50 degrees in New Jersey but in Antarctica it's about -40 degrees. How much colder is it in Antarctica then it is in New Jersey?

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Answer:

90 degrees.

Explanation:

50 degrees (NJ) + -40 degrees (Antarctica) = 90 degrees.

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90 degrees

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Christopher Martin answered Oct 22, 2021

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