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In which story is the answer to the question 00?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) Darren visited Denmark last year and participated in a polar plunge, a challenge where people jump into icy cold seawater! On the day of the challenge, the temperature in the air was 10C-10^\circ\text{C}. Darren jumped into the water, which had a temperature of 10C10^\circ\text{C}. How much warmer was the water than the air?\newline(B) Darren visited Denmark last year and participated in a polar plunge, a challenge where people jump into icy cold seawater! On the day of the challenge, the temperature in the air was 10C-10^\circ\text{C}. Darren jumped into the water, which was 10C10^\circ\text{C} warmer than the air. What was the temperature of the water?

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Q. In which story is the answer to the question 00?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) Darren visited Denmark last year and participated in a polar plunge, a challenge where people jump into icy cold seawater! On the day of the challenge, the temperature in the air was 10C-10^\circ\text{C}. Darren jumped into the water, which had a temperature of 10C10^\circ\text{C}. How much warmer was the water than the air?\newline(B) Darren visited Denmark last year and participated in a polar plunge, a challenge where people jump into icy cold seawater! On the day of the challenge, the temperature in the air was 10C-10^\circ\text{C}. Darren jumped into the water, which was 10C10^\circ\text{C} warmer than the air. What was the temperature of the water?
  1. Calculate Temperature Difference: Solve the first story, the question asks how much warmer the water was than the air.\newlineCalculation: 10°C(10°C)=20°C10\degree C - (-10\degree C) = 20\degree C
  2. Calculate Water Temperature: Solve the second story, the question asks for the temperature of the water.\newlineCalculation: -10\degreeC + 10\degreeC = 0\degreeC
  3. Identify Correct Answer: Determine which story's question results in an answer of 00. In the first story, the difference in temperature is 20C20^\circ\text{C}. In the second story, the temperature of the water is 0C0^\circ\text{C}.

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