destiny63012 destiny63012

04-02-2022
Mathematics

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For temperatures below zero (negative numbers), as the temperature increases, the absolute value of that temperature actually decreases. Why does this happen? Explain!
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rissapurcell83 rissapurcell83

04-02-2022

the closer to zero you get, the lower the absolute value. and the farther from zero, the higher the absolute value!

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