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The temperature at 4AM was-4C and at 7am 3C higher. What was the temperature at 5 am
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The temperature at 4AM was-4C and at 7am 3C higher. What was the temperature at 5 am
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it was -3C at 5 am because 7am-4am=3 and -4c=-3c=-1c so take of -1c to make it -3c.
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