Asked by LOL
                In the morning, the temperature was 
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10°C. By the afternoon, it had risen to
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2°C. What was the change in temperature from the morning to the afternoon?
            
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10°C. By the afternoon, it had risen to
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2°C. What was the change in temperature from the morning to the afternoon?
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                    Answered by
            LOL
            
    Welp me idk 😐 anything I suck at mathematics 
    
                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    Of course you do, if you take a minute to think.
how you find the change going from 4 to 10?
You subtract 4 from 10, right? It changed by 6
So, in this case, the change is
-2 - (-10) = +8
and why do you put your minus signs on a separate line? So annoying.
    
how you find the change going from 4 to 10?
You subtract 4 from 10, right? It changed by 6
So, in this case, the change is
-2 - (-10) = +8
and why do you put your minus signs on a separate line? So annoying.
                    Answered by
            Hi
            
    In the morning, the temperature was 
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10°C. By the afternoon, it had risen to
–
2°C. What was the change in temperature from the morning to the afternoon So the answer is (-2) - (-10) = 8
    
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10°C. By the afternoon, it had risen to
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2°C. What was the change in temperature from the morning to the afternoon So the answer is (-2) - (-10) = 8
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