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What is the temperature increase in degrees Fahrenheit that is equivalent to a temperature increase of 10°C?

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Answer:
50^(\circ)F

Explanation:

Given

Temperature increase is
10^(\circ)C

We know, conversion scale of Celcius to Fahrenheit is


0^(\circ)C* (9)/(5)+32=32^(\circ)F

for
10^(\circ)C, it is


\Rightarrow 10* (9)/(5)+32\\\\\Rightarrow 18+32=50^(\circ)F

It is equivalent to
50^(\circ)F

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