Answer:
i think the mistake is olone i think it is supose to be alone
Explanation:
Of course it's possible, because it means that sintheta=-2/5 which satisfies this -1<=sintheta<=1
Replacing <em>F</em> with <em>F</em> + 1 gives
5/9 (<em>F</em> + 1 - 32) = 5/9 (<em>F</em> - 32) + 5/9 = <em>C</em> + 5/9
so a temperature increase of 1º F translates to a 5/9º increase in Celsius, so I is true.
Replacing <em>F</em> with <em>F</em> + 5/9 gives
5/9 (<em>F</em> + 5/9 - 32) = 5/9 (<em>F</em> - 32) + (5/9)² = <em>C</em> + 25/81
so increasing the temperature by 5/9º F amounts to a 25/81º increase in Celsius, so III is false.
Solve for <em>F</em> in terms of <em>C</em> :
<em>F</em> = 9/5 <em>C</em> + 32
Replacing <em>C</em> with <em>C</em> + 1 gives
9/5 (<em>C</em> + 1) + 32 = 9/5 <em>C</em> + 32 + 9/5 = <em>F</em> + 9/5
and 9/5 = 1.8, so a 1º C increase translates to a 1.8º F increase, so II is also true and the answer is D.
(A) Corona, chromosphere, photosphere
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Photosphere - it is the Sun’s deepest layer, and the layer visible to human eyes directly from the Earth. It is also called the solar surface
- Chromosphere - This layer of the Sun is located between 250 miles and 1300 miles above the photosphere. The chromosphere has temperatures around 4000K at the base, and 8000K at the top.
- Transition Region - This layer is very thin with a size of about 60 miles, and it is present between corona and the chromosphere.
- Corona - This layer is the Sun’s outermost layer. It starts at roughly 1300 miles over the photosphere and it has no upper limit. Its temperature is between 500,000 K to 1 million K.
