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3 years ago

In the literal equation below, what do C and F represent? F = C + 32

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ladessa [460]3 years ago

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Hi!

Let's take a look at the equation:

F = C + 32

What do we notice?

C and F are both variables.

Variables are unknown numbers represented by a letter.

In this case, C and F are the variables.

Hope this helps!

- Melanie

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