The first picture represents the elements in B that are not (also) in A. So, we want the set difference of B and A:
For the second picture, we can work like this: if we take all the elements belonging to A, we only need to add the bottom-right part, which is the intersection of B and C. So, we can express the blue part as
52°C is equal to 125.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
Given that 52°C it should be converted into degrees of Fahrenheit.
The celcius is represented by the letter C
And the degree Fahrenheit is represented by F
The formulas for the conversion are given by
and
Here the given is 52°C and we convert this to Fahrenheit by using the formula
We have a C value is 52
By substituting the C value in the formula we get the F value
Hence 52°C to degrees Fahrenheit is 125.6
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