You're fishing at your favorite lake in July. The thermometer says the temperature is 930F. What is the temperature in degrees Celsius? (to the nearest degree) 0C

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Kemia asked Oct 25, 2023

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You're fishing at your favorite lake in July. The thermometer says the temperature is 930F. What is the temperature in degrees Celsius? (to the nearest degree) 0C

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Kemia asked Oct 25, 2023

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Answer: 930° F in Celsius is 498.89

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I don't really know what it would be rounded.

Mark Tabler answered Oct 27, 2023

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498.9C use an F to C calculator

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