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The average temperature at the North Pole is -49.62°C, and the average temperature at the South Pole is -34.68°C. How much higher is the average temperature at the North Pole than at the South Pole? -84.3°C -14.94°C 14.94°C 84.3°C
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To find the difference, all we need to do is subtract again, hehe. :) -49.62 -(-34.68) **double negative changes to a positive** -49.62 + 34.68 =-14.92 (B) Hope this helped, love! Please don't forget to medal and close your question. ♥
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