Answer to Question #303405 in Physics for Charles

Question #303405

120 ͦC to ͦF

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Expert's answer

"\\rm {^\\circ F}=\\frac{9}{5}{^\\circ C}+32"

"\\frac{9}{5}*{120^\\circ\\rm C}+32=\\rm 248{^\\circ F}"

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