Question

One city's highest temperature during this passed summer was 34 degrees Celsius, a second city's highest temperature over the same period was 97 degrees Fahrenheit. Convert City 2's temperature to Fahrenheit, using F=(C×95)+32, to determine which city had the highest temperature during the summer

Answer 1

`City_2 = 97F`

Explanation:

Given

`City_1 = 34C`

`City_2 = 97F`

Determine which of the cities has higher temperature in degree F

Using:

`F = (C * 9/5) + 32`

Considering
`City_1 = 34C`

Substitute 34 for C

`F = (34 * 9/5) + 32`

`F = (306/5) + 32`

`F = 61.2 + 32`

`F = 93.2`

This implies that City 1's temperature is 93.2F

`City_1 = 93.2F`

Comparing this to
`City_2 = 97F`

We can conclude that City_2 has a higher temperature