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*needs a few minutes to read and write it down*
No direct answers please, just letting everyone know.
82 - 68 = ?
14
From 68 degrees to 82 degrees is an INCREASE, so to go back down to 68, what has to be done?
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Yep, 14 is correct, but do we rise or fall?
o.o uhh
The opposite, fall 14 xD
No.
Does it go up(rise) 14, or go down(fall), 14?
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--- I was going to say I was still trying to understand the equation, but isn't that what I just said?
Yes, if we want it to go back DOWN to 68, and we have 82 now, it must FALL. 82 - 14 = 68
^ this
So the answer is 14 degrees @iGreen
A 14 degree fall
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Rise or fall? @Rainbow_dashie
We already said it was going to fall..
I think the Calculator wants Dashie to state the answer in full.
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