Question

Maria heard on the radio that the high temperature that day would be 64°F. To determine the temperature in degrees Celsius,

she used the formula
32), where C is the temperature in degrees Celsius and Fis the temperature in degrees
Fahrenheit. Which describes a correct step in the process Maria should take to convert the temperature? Check all that apply.
Substitute 64 for F.
Substitute 64 for C
Subtract 32 from F before multiplying by g
Multiply the value of Fbyg before subtracting 32
64°F is approximately 3.6°C
64°F is approximately 17.8°C

Answer 1

1, 3, and 6

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Substitute 64 for F

Subtract 32 from F before multiplying by g

64°F is approximately 17.8°C

Explanation:

Formula:

`C = (F -32)* g`

where
`g = (5)/(9)`

Now Substitute 64 for F

`C = (64 -32)* g`

Now Subtract 32 from F before multiplying by g

`C = (32)* g`

`C = (32)* (5)/(9)`

C= 17.776

64°F is approximately 17.8°C