Question

If a temperature in degrees Celsius is given as C, finding the sum of 1.8 times C and 32 gives the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is given by , and 40°C is equal to °F.

Answer 1

F(C)=1.8C+32   so when C=40°

F(40)=1.8(40)+32

F(40)=72+32

F(40)=104°

Answer 2

Answer:

The temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is given by

$F=1,8*(C)+32$

40°C is equal to 104°F

Step-by-step explanation:

We can find the formula to find the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit with the problem information, the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is given by:

$F=1,8*(C)+32$ (1)

F: Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

C: Temperature in degrees Celsius

Now, with the equation (1) e can find how many degrees Fahrenheit are 40 degrees Celsius.

We need to replace 40 °C in the equation (1)

$F=1,8*(40)+32\\F= 72+32$

F= 104 degrees Fahrenheit