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It is -40°F on a cold night in the North Pole. When the sun is out the next day, it is -5°F. What is the difference in temperatures?

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Answered by NCT127TTU
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Answer:

It's 35 degrees warmer (difference is 35.)

Step-by-step explanation:

Negatives are different from positives.  The higher the negative, the lower the value.  Since it went from -40 degrees to -5 degrees, the value increased, meaning the temperature increased by 35 degrees.

Answered by aayanyameen8
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Answer:

35 degrees

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