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Order the temperatures for the week from hottest to coldest: 25 degrees, 2 degrees below zero, -16 degrees, and 40 degrees above

zero.
A. -2°, -16°, 25°, 40°
B. -16°, -2°, 259, 16°
C. 40°, 25°, -16°, -2°
D. 40°,25°, 2°, -16°
E. 40°, 250, -2°, -16°

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Strike441 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. 40,25,-16,-2 Celsius

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