Okay, so the last question, everything didn't show up. But the whole question is:
"Chemical A freezes at 13 degrees lower than Chemical B. If chemical A freezes at -36celcius,
at what temperature does Chemical B freeze.?"

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Okay, so the last question, everything didn't show up. But the whole question is:
"Chemical A freezes at 13 degrees lower than Chemical B. If chemical A freezes at -36celcius, 
at what temperature does Chemical B freeze.?"

ganpat · Answer

its basically, -a + -b.. so eventually = -(a+b)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you!

ganpat · Answer

hey wait... its wrong..

ganpat · Answer

it should be -23 degree.. m so sorry..

ganpat · Answer

this is right.. and uses the same principle..

anonymous · Answer

It's okay, but thank you for helping anyway. :)