Math, asked by chloieholland13, 6 months ago

if the was -12°F and then to 18°F. How much did the temperature change?

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Answered by drjimmy828

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Answer:

30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Step-by-step explanation:

The first thing you do is add 12 to -12 to get zero. Then you add the 18 to get 30!

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