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Chapter 3: Q. 3.64 (page 91)

State the temperature on the Celsius thermometer and convert to Fahrenheit. $(3.3)$

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Therefore, $129 ° F$ is the temperature.

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01

Thermometer.

A temperature measuring equipment, usually a sealed glass construe a column of liquid, such as mercury.

02

Celsius Thermometer.

On the Celsius thermometer, the temperature is .

To convert a temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit, use the equation below.

$T_{F} = 1.8 (T_{C}) + 32$

03

Fahrenheit thermometer.

The temperature in Fahrenheit is $T_{F}$ , and the temperature in Celsius is $T_{C}$

$T_{F} = 1.8 (T_{C}) + 32$

$= 1.8 (53.8) + 32$

$= 96.84 + 32$

$= 129 ° F$

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