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Temperature conversion
It was -8° this morning but the temperature has gone up 11° over the course of the day. What is the temperature now?
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The temperature now would be -8° + 11° = 3°.
To find the current temperature, we need to add the increase of 11° to the initial temperature of -8°. Adding -8° and 11° gives us a result of 3°. Therefore, the current temperature is 3°.
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