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How much would the temperature have risen by if you started at -33oc up to 37oc?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 4/28/2022

To go from -33 degrees C to 0 degrees C would be a rise of 33degrees. Then going from 0 degrees C to 37 degrees C would be a rise of 37degrees. so altogether the rise in temperature would be 33+37=70 degrees

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