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The normal body temperature is 98.6⁰F. When harry was ill his temperature rose to 104.3⁰F. How many degrees above normal was tha

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zhannawk [14.2K]2 years ago

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5.7 degrees above normal.

104.3 - 98.6 = 5.7 degrees. Which means it’s 5.7 degrees above normal.

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