Answer:
A. How can the equation be used in temperature conversion?
You take the conversion equation C = (5/9) (F - 32) and you replace the F by the value of Fahrenheit degrees... then solve the calculations to get the degrees in Celsius.
For example, if you have 80°F to convert in °C:
C = (5/9) (80 - 32) = (5/9) (48) = 26.66 °C
B. How can you use the graph to find the body temp in C?
Using the graph will give a very imprecise measure due the scale of the graph.
But you would have to find 98.6 on the axis of X (it represents the °F), then go upwards until you find the line....
Then report that position on the line on the Y-axis (representing the °C) to get your measure.
Answer:
B and C
Step-by-step explanation:
Linear functions are written in the format y=mx+b
If a function has an exponent it is nonlinear
Center: <span><span>(5,4)</span><span>
</span></span>Radius: <span>2<span>√<span>10
Hope this helped☺☺</span></span></span>
The measurement are the same. From 2,4,6,8. After you known those equal to 103. You know a line equals 180. So you would do 180-103=77. So from 1,3,5,7 will all be 77 degree.
I'm not entirely sure about some of these because there could be multiple answers, i think. i'll just leave the ones i can't help you with blank.
1) Begin to (isolate) the (variable) by eliminating the (constant). To eliminate the constant, you want to make it (cancel?) because ___+___=___)
2) (Balance) your equation by doing the exact same thing in the opisite side of the (equal sign).
3) Finish (isolating) the (variable) by eliminating the (coefficient). To eliminate the coefficient, you want to make it (cancel?) because ___x___=___,
4) (Balance) your equation by doing the exact same thing on the opposite side of the (equal sign).
5) Check your answer by (plugging) it in or the _____.
honestly, i find it really amusing that they found a way to break a TWO-step equation into 5 steps ?? but i hope this helps a little!!
