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A thermometer at the park shows a reading of 86 Fahrenheit, if the temperature goes over 32 Celsius Tom must have an extra break, he uses the formula to calculate the temperature in degrees Celsius, f = 1.8c + 32, will Tom get an extra break
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Given that the temperature is at 86 F, for us to know if Tom will have an extra break we need to convert this into Celsius;
f=1.8c+32
86=1.8c+32
making c the subject we getL
86-32=1.8c
54=1.8c
thus;
1.8c=54
hence;
c=54/1.8
c=30
since the temperature is 30 Celsius which is less than 32 Celsius it implies that Top won't go for extra brake.
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