Answer to Question #309685 in General Chemistry for Tennis

General Chemistry

Question #309685

Convert 27 degrees C to F

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Solution.

"0^oC=32^oF;"

"T(^oF)=T(^oC)\\sdot1.8+32;"

"T=27^oC;"

"T(^oF)=27\\sdot1.8+32=80.6^oF;"

Answer: "27^oC=80.6^oF."

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