Convert 43°F to degrees Celsius.If necessary, round your answer to the nearest tenth of a degree.Here are the formulas.C= (F32)F= -C+3243 °F = °c

Matt McManis asked Feb 9, 2023

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Matt McManis asked Feb 9, 2023

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We have to apply the formula:

C°=(F°-32) x 5/9

Replace the value of F° by 43

C° = (43-32) x (5/9)

C°= 11 x 5/9

C° = 6.1

Jjczopek answered Feb 14, 2023

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