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1.)34°C=°F2.)94.6°F=°C3.)80°F=°C4.)42°C=°F5.)18°C=__°F

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Leto [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

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1.)93.2F

2.)34.78°C

3.)26.67°C

4.)107.6°F

5.)64.4°F

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