Temperature 13
Work out the temperature after each change. The temperature starts at six °C and falls by 13 °C. The temperature starts at two °C and falls by eight °C
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Work out the temperature after each of these changes.
The temperature starts at 6°C and it falls by 8°C.
The temperature starts at 6°C and it falls by 8°C.
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