Which number below best represents a temperature of 59.18 degrees above zero? A. -69.18 B. 69.18 C. 59.18 D. -59.18

Mathematics

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dalvyx [7]3 years ago

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C is that answer to your question. I know this because it’s aboce zero so it’s not a negative number

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