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A 1.00 degree increased on the celsius scale is equivalent to a 1.80 degree increased on the fahrenheit scale. if a temperance increased by 48.0 C, what is the corresponding tem…

A 1.00 degree increased on the celsius scale is equivalent to a 1.80 degree increased on the fahrenheit scale. if a temperance increased by 48.0 C, what is the corresponding tem…
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a 1.00 degree increased on the celsius scale is equivalent to a 1.80 degree increased on the fahrenheit scale. if a temperance increased by 48.0 C, what is the corresponding temperature increased on the faherheit scale

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48*1.8=86.4
you just have to multiply it
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