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The temperature in degrees Celsius, c, can be converted to degrees Fahrenheit, f, using the equation . Which statement best describes the relation (c, f)?

Answer 1

`9C=5(F-32)`

Explanation:

The equation which can convert the temperature from degree Celsius into degree Fahrenheit is given as under

`9C=5(F-32)`

We can solve it further for F as

`9C=5F-5 * 32`

`9C=5F-160`

`9C+160=5F`

Dividing both sides by 5 we get

`(9C)/(5)+32=F`

`F=(9C)/(5)+32`

Now substituting values of C in this equation will give us the corresponding values of F

Ex : C=1

`F=( 9* 1)/(5)+32`

`F=( 9+160)/(5)`

`F=( 169)/(5)`

Hence 1 degree Celsius is
`( 169)/(5)` degree Fahrenheit