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The temperature in Toronto one afternoon was 14° F. The temperature that same night fell to -5° F. What was the difference in temperatures?
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The temperature in Toronto one afternoon was 14° F. The temperature that same night fell to -5° F. What was the difference in temperatures?
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The temperature in Toronto one afternoon was 14° F. The temperature that same night fell to -5° F.
What was the difference in temperatures?
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Answer: The difference in temperatures was 19°F.
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