The average temperature in the North Pole in the summer is 32 degrees F. The average temperature in the North Pole in the winter
is -40 degrees F.
Kevin says that the difference between these two temperatures is 8 degrees.
Identify the error in Kevin's thinking. Determine the difference between these two temperatures, and explain or show your process.
1 answer:
Answer:
he counted from 32 to 40 , and not to -40
Step-by-step explanation:
the difference is 72 degrees
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