Convert the following Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit:

31.1°C, the world’s highest average annual temperature (Lugh Ferrandi , Somalia).

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The world’s highest average annual temperature in Fahrenheit is 88.0°F.

Given: Temperature in Celsius is Tc=31.1°C

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01

Convertion of temperature on Fahrenheit scale  into Celsius scale

Temperature in Celsius scale can be converted in temperature in Fahrenheit scale by formula :

TF=95Tc+32

Where is the TFtemperature in Fahrenheit scale and Tctemperature in Celsius scale.

02

Calculation of temperature in Fahrenheit scale

Using formula

TF=95Tc+32

Now, putting the values of constants in above equation

TF=9531.1+32TF=55.98+32TF=88.0°F

Thus, the world’s highest average annual temperature in Fahrenheit is 88.0°F

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