Mixing Celsius and Fahrenheit
Add up three temperatures:
5 °F +6 °F +0 °C
Your answer:
5 °F +6 °F +0 °C
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The above solution is incorrect as 0 degree Celsius is 32 degree Fahrenheit. Hence, the answer is 5 degree F + 6 degree F + 32 degree F = 43 degree F
Thank you
The above solution is incorrect as 0 degree Celsius is 32 degree Fahrenheit. Hence, the answer is 5 degree F + 6 degree F + 32 degree F = 43 degree F
Thank you
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