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The historical tempature is 70 degrees, but it is currently 110 degrees. what is the change between the historical temperature and the current temperature?

The historical tempature is 70 degrees, but it is currently 110 degrees. what is the change between the historical temperature and the current temperature?
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the historical tempature is 70 degrees, but it is currently 110 degrees. what is the change between the historical temperature and the current temperature?

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User Jonni
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Answer:

40 degree+

Explanation:

110-40=70

70+40=110

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