Answer to Question #240168 in Physics for Harvie Norada

Question #240168

water enters the condenser at 25°C and leaves 40°C. What is the temperature change in degrees Fahrenheit?

Expert's answer

The change in degrees Celsius is 15°C, which is equivalent to

"T_F=\\frac95T_C + 32=59\u00b0\\text F."

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