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The temperature is -1°F. If the temperature rises 10° F, what will the new temperature be? [please it’s timed]
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The temperature is -1°F. If the temperature rises 10° F, what will the new temperature be? [please it’s timed]
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The temperature is -1°F. If the temperature rises 10° F, what will the new temperature be?
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I assume it'd be 9°F.
-1 + 10 = 9
Hope this helps!
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