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

The temperature in degrees can be expressed by the function C(f)=5/9(f-32) where f is the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. Find the temperature in degrees Celsius ( to the nea…
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The temperature in degrees can be expressed by the function C(f)=5/9(f-32) where f is the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. Find the temperature in degrees Celsius ( to the nearest degree) if it is 58 degrees Fahrenheit

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C = (5)/(9)*(58-32)

C = 14.4\,\degree C
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