10. Stephen is worried he has a fever. His dad is a scientist though, and only has a thermometer

1 answer:

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To get temperature in Celsius: temperature in Kelvin - 273.15: degrees C=312-273.15= 38.85
To get farenheit from Celsius: (9/5degrees C) + 32 = 104.93.
Stephen cannot go to school today and his dad should probably call the doctor for that high fever

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