Answer:
A one-step conversion is not sufficient to convert a temperature in the Celcius scale to the Fahrenheit scale.
Explanation:
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To convert a temperature in the Celcius scale to the Kelvin scale we required just one-step conversion, because we consider that the first scale derives from the second scale.
Celcius scale begins at 0 degrees (0°C), wich coincides with the melting point of the ice, and ends at 100 degrees (100 °C) with the point of water boiling point.
Fahrenheit scale determines that the freezing point of water is located at 32 degrees (32°F) and its boiling point at 212 degrees (212°F). This situation causes a 180 degree interval between the two points.
For this reason, to calculate how many Fahrenheit degrees has a certain temperature expressed in Celcius degrees, we have to multiply the X degrees Celcius (°C) by 1.8, and then add 32 to the previously obtained result.
°F= (X°C x 1.8) + 32
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Answer choices B, C, and , D are correct.
Answer: OK but what's the question
Explanation:
The burgess and Hoyt models both try to understand urban land use. Both models have the same assumptions (e.g all land is flat, the importance of centrality, and etc).
