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Mathematics, 01.01.2020 14:31, zarzuba

The low temperature for a february day in duluth, mn was -10°c. on the same day, the low temperature in cedar rapids, ia was -6° and in madison, wi was -7°c. which statement correctly compares the three temperatures?
a) -10°c > -7°c > -6°c
b) -10°c > -6°c > -7°c
c) -7°c > -6°c > -10°c
d) -6°c > -7°c > -10°c

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