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3 years ago

How much did the temperature change from Sunday's high to Monday's high

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tresset_1 [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

the temperature changed 4° from Sundays high to Mondays high :)

Bad White [126]3 years ago

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The temperature when about 4 degrees.

When we look at the chart,the dot was at 10 on sunday, and on monday it went up to 6°

10-4 is 6

Sunday to Monday up:4°

Monday to Tuesday: up 2°

Tuesday to Wendsday: down 2°

Wendsday to Thursday: up 6°

Thursday to Friday: up 4°

Friday to Saterday: down 3°

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