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When Naina got on the airplane in New York City, the temperature was 33°F. The airplane landed in Houston, where the temperature

was 85°F. Which integer represents the increase in temperature from New York to Houston?

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lys-0071 [83]3 years ago

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The temperature grew from 33 Fahrenheit to 85 Fahrenheit. I used subtraction to find an answer, 55 Fahrenheit from New York to Houston.

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