If an astronomer measured the temperature of space directly above
Earth's north pole, and it was 3 K, what would be the most likely
measurement of space's temperature directly above the south pole?
OA) OK
OB) 3K
OC) 30 K
OD) There's not enough information given to answer this.

343^x = 49^4-xx = 4-xx+x=42x = 4x = 4/2x = 2therefore x = 2

A,f, g are the points

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