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Trigonometric sequence !! 40Pts!!!!!!!!!!

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Trigonometric sequence !! 40Pts!!!!!!!!!!

Trigonometric sequence !! 40Pts!!!!!!!!!!-example-1

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I agree it is 63.5 Fahrenheit

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Femto Trader answered Dec 6, 2022

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i think the answer is 63.5

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