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3 years ago

The high temperature in a mountain city was 15°C what was the high temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

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1 answer:

Allushta [10]3 years ago

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We know that

F-----------> temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
C----------> temperature in degrees Celcius
F=1.8C°+32°
F=1.8*(15° )+32°-------------> F=27°+32°---------> F=59°

the answer is
The high temperature in a mountain city was 59° in degrees Fahrenheit

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