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The high temperature was 36°F. How far away from -8°F is 36°F? Explain. Problem-solving Investigation Work Backward 371
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The high temperature was 36°F. How far away from -8°F is 36°F? Explain. Problem-solving Investigation Work Backward 371
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The ancwer is 44 F because 0 to 36 is 36 and the 8 feet negative added to 36 is 44
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