That's the formula you use if you know a temperature in Celsius and
you want to know what the Fahrenheit equivalent is.
If the Celsius temperature is 5, then the formula says that
F = (9/5)(5) + 32 =
(9) + 32 = <em>41 degrees Fahrenheit</em>.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2-9x-52=0 What 2 numbers when multiplied equal -52 and added equals -9? -13 and 4
(x-13)(+4)
Answer:
2.006
Step-by-step explanation:
2*1 = 2. To this you are adding 6 thousandths, or 0.006. Together, you have 2.006 (standard form).
15 and 1/5 divided by 10 is 1.52. Good luck!
