Temperature difference 2
The temperature in London on New Year's Day is -2 degrees Celsius. The temperature in Prague on the same day is -14 degrees Celsius. What is the temperature difference between the two cities?
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At midnight the temperature is -6°C. At midday the temperature is 9°C. By how much did the temperature rise?
Do not include units (°C) in your answer.
Do not include units (°C) in your answer.
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