The temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, of a liquid that is increasing can be represented by the equation f(t)=64+4t, where r is the time in hours.

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Answer:

92°F

Explanation:

in degrees Fahrenheit,

t=7

f(7)=64 + 4(7)

=92

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