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:
15.8/5
16.37/30
17.7/18
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>87.5 is 70% of 125 so the percent of error is 30%</span>
30x20=600
You mean this lovely?
Answer:
0 is the real part
or there is no real part
Step-by-step explanation:
Complex numbers are written in the form
a+bi
a is the real part and
b is the imaginary part
