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A change in temperature of 6°C is equivalent to a change in temperature of °F.
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A change in temperature of 6°C is equivalent to a change in temperature of °F.-example-1
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The chart shows 1C is equal to 1.8F and 2C as 3.6 so continuing the pattern it would be 10.8°F
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