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At 7 am the temperature was -4 °C by 3 pm the temperature had gone up by 10 °C writ down the the temperature at 3 pm
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At 7 am the temperature was -4 °C by 3 pm the temperature had gone up by 10 °C writ down the the temperature at 3 pm
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At 7 am the temperature was -4 °C by 3 pm the temperature had gone up by 10 °C writ down the the temperature at 3 pm
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The answer is 6 because when your adding a negative and a positive the positive number goes up instead of down
Example: -5+7 would be a positive 2
Therefore the answer to your question would be a positive 6
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-4+10=6 ...at 3pm it was 6 degrees
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