Touching her feverish brother's forehead, Simmi says, "His fever is exactly 101 degrees, I
Touching her feverish brother's forehead, Simmi says, "His fever is exactly 101 degrees, I can tell by hand." Her mother says a hand can only tell you warm-or-not, never the exact degree. Who is right?
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