Relationship 19813
When converting degrees Celsius (C) to degrees Fahrenheit (F), the relationship is used:
F = C . 9/5 + 32. How many degrees Celsius are they in New York City if the thermometer reads 23 degrees Fahrenheit?
F = C . 9/5 + 32. How many degrees Celsius are they in New York City if the thermometer reads 23 degrees Fahrenheit?
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