Temperature variations
Today's temperature was 80 degrees, and then the temperature dropped 10 degrees. Then it dropped 15 degrees again; the next day, the temperature went up 2 degrees.
What would the temperature be?
What would the temperature be?
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The temperature started dropping 0.6 Celsius beginning at 2pm . If the temperature is 47.6 Celsius at 5pm, what was the beginning temperature at 2pm?
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