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. Which of the following is not an ultimate goal of science?

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What is not the ultimate goal of science is to produce unchanging and absolute answers - D. Scientists would like to, however, understand patterns, give explanations for natural events, and even make predictions. And it isn't really the case that they would like to produce unchanging answers.

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10) Um viajante, ao desembarcar no aeroporto de Londres, observou que o valor da temperatura do ambiente na escala Fahrenheit é

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Answer:

The observed temperature was 10º Celsius or 50º Fahrenheit.

Explanation:

The traveler observed that the temperature in Fahrenheit is five times the value of the temperature in Celsius, therefore:

$F = 5*C$

A Fahrenheit temperature relates to a Celsius one by the following expression:

$F = \frac{9}{5}*C + 32$

Using the second expression on the first, we can solve for the temperature in Celsius, this is done below:

$\frac{9}{5}*C + 32 = 5*C\\\frac{9}{5}*C - 5*C = -32\\\frac{9*C - 25*C}{5} = -32\\\frac{-16*C}{5} = -32\\-16*C = -32*5\\-16*C = -160\\C = \frac{-160}{-16} = 10\º\text{C}\\F = 5*C = 5*10 = 50\º\text{F}$