Question

The record high temperature in North Carolina is 110°F. The record low temperature is -34°F. What is the difference in these temperatures?

Answer 1

`144^o`

Explanation:

Let's look at this question from the point of view of looking from `0^o`. There are `110^o` up to the high temperature and `34^o` down to the low temperature. So we can add 110 and 34 to find:

`110^o +34^o=144^o`