64. One of the highest temperatures recorded in the western hemisphere was one hundred thirty-four degrees in Death Valley, California. Write an integer to represent one hundred thirty-four degrees and the absolute value of that integer. A. -134 and 134 B. 134 and -134 C. -134 and -134 D. 134 and 134

The integer that represents one hundred thirty-four degrees is 134. The absolute value of that integer, which is the distance from zero regardless of direction, is also 134. So the correct option would be D. 134 and 134. In the world of mathematics, absolute value is like a superhero cape—no matter how you dress it up in positive or negative numbers, it always shines brightly as a positive! Just like how 134° is boiling, its absolute value gives us the same temperature without the "hot" attitude!