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The formula below is used to convert a temperature in dregrees Celsius , C , to a temperature in dregrees farenheit , F . F=1.8C + 32 The high temperature in a mountain city was…
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The formula below is used to convert a temperature in dregrees Celsius , C , to a temperature in dregrees farenheit , F . F=1.8C + 32 The high temperature in a mountain city was…
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The formula below is used to convert a temperature in dregrees Celsius , C , to a temperature in dregrees farenheit , F .
F=1.8C + 32
The high temperature in a mountain city was 15°C . What was the high temperature in Degrees Fahrenheit?
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1.8(15)+32
1.8(15)=27
27+32+59
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