Answer:
34° is the closest to the record high in degree Fahrenheit ⇒ C
Step-by-step explanation:
∵ The formula F = 
C + 32 is used to convert the temperature from
degrees Celsius (C) to degree Fahrenheit (F)
∵ The high temperature in Chicago is 1° Celsius
→ Substitute C in the formula above by 1
∴ F = (1) + 32
∴ F = + 32
∴ F = 33.8°
→ Round it to the nearest degree Fahrenheit
∴ F ≅ 34°
∴ 34° is the closest to the record high in degree Fahrenheit
Answer: -0.85
Step-by-step explanation:
3/10 + 1/5 = 1/2
1/2 x -4.25 = -0.85
Step-by-step explanation:
due to the laws of symmetry of the angles of 2 crossing lines (and parallel lines are simply repeating and mirroring these angles), both angles must be equal.
5x - 5 = 6x - 27
-5 = x - 27
x = 22
- 38.79
- 3053.63
- 904.78
- 2544.69
- 226.19
- 402.12
- 1072.33
- 1526.81
- 28.73
- 113.1
- 3801.33
- 268.08
- 2094.4
- 75.4
- 94.25
- 37.7
- 1884.96
- 2065.24
- 19861.7
- 1385.44
- 287.98
- 4.19
- 3619.11
- 113.1
- 50.27
I did this really quick so I hope all the answers are right, and double check them if you have time just in case
