The table gives the temperature (in °F) in five cities at 6 a. m. on the same day. Use the table to answer the questions.
City
Temperature
(°F)
Los Angeles
68
Phoenix
85
Montreal
Louisville
-23
42
- 12
Boston
(a) How much higher was the 6 a. m. temperature in Louisville than in Boston?
F higher
By noon, the temperature in Boston had nisen by 21 °F.
What was the temperature there at noon?
IF

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