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Sal is wrong

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He is wrong. The temperature changed by 26 degrees because you have to add 8 because it is below 0.

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Sal is wrong because he didn't add negitive sign

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Sal is wrong because when you count to the negative it will be 26

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Sal is incorrect

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Sal is wrong

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Sal is wrong

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Sal is incorrect because it was -4 and not 4 degrees. He forgot to add the negative sign.

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Sal is wrong because he forgot that the -4 was a negative, he had to add 4 to 22 not subtract.

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He is wrong because he didn't add the negative sign to it

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sal is wrong

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Sal is wrong because it was not 4 degrees, it was -4. So instead of 18, the difference is 22+4, not 22-4, so the correct answer is 26.

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Sal is incorrect because he didn't add the negative sign when he was subtracting the 22F with the -4

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He is wrong because h

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He is wrong because he thought tht -4 degrees was a normal number not a negative. So we make it a normal number and we get 26.

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Sal is wrong because he ignored the negative sign in 4F and decided to subtract instead of looking properly. Instead of doing 22-4=18 you'll follow the rule (negative+/-positive=negative)

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He is wrong because to get out of negative we have to add 4 and then if we add 22 it makes it 22 F. Which means that It would be 26 more than -4