Answer:
get some crickets or sum and lure them in
Cogeneration is the process of taking a waste product or process and producing heat and generating electricity from it at the same time.
It could be collection of waste heat from the original generation of electricity or burning of biodiesel, ethanol or methane gas from sewer or cow dung. The only answer where electricity is using or creating heat and generating electricity power is C.
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.
