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A temperature recorded in Antarctica was - 122°F. The temperature recorded in the Sahara Desert was 130°F. How many degrees warmer is 130°F than - 122°F? ebook
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A temperature recorded in Antarctica was - 122°F. The temperature recorded in the Sahara Desert was 130°F. How many degrees warmer is 130°F than - 122°F? ebook
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A temperature recorded in Antarctica was - 122°F. The temperature recorded in the Sahara Desert was 130°F. How many degrees warmer is 130°F than - 122°F?
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252* warmer
Explanation:
130 -(-122) = 130 + 122 = 252
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