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3 years ago

The temperature was 19 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday and 31 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday. How much did the temperature rise?

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Lera25 [3.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

31-19=12°F

12°F

Step-by-step explanation

If it was 19 degrees on Monday and 31 degrees on Tuesday you have to see how much did it go up in temp. So..

the difference between 19 and 31 is 12, so that means it went up by 12°F.

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