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HELP PLEASE What about winter temperatures of 0 and -3? …………….% 28 and 15? ……………….%

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1 answer:

Ymorist [56]3 years ago

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Answer:

45 and 12

Explanation:

- I am concerned with the question, as -3 is not possible to do on your chart or any other chart. The only other possible numbers could be 0 and 3, which give you 45.

- The second problem look at 28 on left hand side and 15 on top. Meet those in the middle and you get 12.

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