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mariarad [96]
4 years ago
12

A 1.00-degree increase on the Celsius scale is equivalent to a 1.80-degree increase on the Fahrenheit scale. The temperature of

a fluid increases by 48.0°C. What is this increase in degrees Fahrenheit? 49.8°F 48.0°F 26.7°F 86.4°F
Chemistry
2 answers:
muminat4 years ago
8 0

Answer: last optiion, 86.4°F

Explanation:

1) Use the symbol Δ for increase

Given: Δ1.00 °C = Δ1.80°F, and Δ48.0°C, find Δ°F = x.

2) Proportion:

Δ1.00 °C / Δ1.80°F = Δ48.0°C / x.

Solve for x: x = Δ48.0°C × Δ 1.8 °F / Δ1°C = 86.4°F

Conclusion: the increase equals 86.4°F


oksian1 [2.3K]4 years ago
6 0
1.00 degree increase<span> on the </span>Celsius scale<span> is </span>equivalent<span> to a </span>1.80 degree increase<span> on the</span>Fahrenheit scale<span>. If a </span>temperature increases<span> by </span>48.0°C<span>, </span>
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