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The temperature in degrees Celsius can be expressed by the function c(f)=5/9(f-32) where f is the temperature in degrees farenheit. Find the temperature in degrees Celsius (to t…

The temperature in degrees Celsius can be expressed by the function c(f)=5/9(f-32) where f is the temperature in degrees farenheit. Find the temperature in degrees Celsius (to t…
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The temperature in degrees Celsius can be expressed by the function c(f)=5/9(f-32) where f is the temperature in degrees farenheit. Find the temperature in degrees Celsius (to the nearest degree) if it is 7 degrees farenheit

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7 -32= -25
-25 x 5 = -125
-125 / 9 ≈ -13.8
User Warly
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5/9(7-32)
-125/9
-13.88888
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