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A cold wave hit Chicago when the temperature hit 62°F. During the cold wave, the temperature dropped two degrees every hour. How

many hours was it before the temperature was below 40°F.

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solmaris [256]4 years ago

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11 hours. The temp. decreases with time at a 2:1 ratio receptively <span />

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