On the fahrenheit scale, at what temperature does water boil? a. 451°f b. 264°f c. 212°f d. 100°f

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taurus [48]2 years ago

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The temperature that water boils on the fahrenheit scale is c. 212°f.

<h3>What is Temperature conversation?</h3>

Temperature conversation is a way of converting a temperature from a unit to another using conversation scale.

Therefore, on fahrenheit scale water boils at 212°f which is equivalent to 100°C on the Celcius scale.

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