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A temperature of F degrees Fahrenheit is the same as 5/9(f-32) degrees Celsius. According to weather records, the highest recorded temperature in the state of Ohio is 113 degree…

A temperature of F degrees Fahrenheit is the same as 5/9(f-32) degrees Celsius. According to weather records, the highest recorded temperature in the state of Ohio is 113 degree…
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A temperature of F degrees Fahrenheit is the same as 5/9(f-32) degrees Celsius. According to weather records, the highest recorded temperature in the state of Ohio is 113 degrees Fahrenheit. What is the record high temperature in degrees Celsius

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Answer: 45

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45 degrees Celsius

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