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The temperature inside the freezer is −10°C and the temperature of the room is 32°C. How much higher is the temperature of the room than the temperature inside the freezer?

The temperature inside the freezer is −10°C and the temperature of the room is 32°C. How much higher is the temperature of the room than the temperature inside the freezer?
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The temperature inside the freezer is −10°C and the temperature of the room is 32°C. How much higher is the temperature of the room than the temperature inside the freezer?

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Answer:

42°C

Explanation:

32-(-10) =

32 + 10 = 42

Minus a negative makes a positive

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