SOLUTION: a metal solid at fahrenheit below 1772.7 determine (in terms of an inquality) those celsius temperature for which the metal stays a solid. Use formula F=9/5 c + 32
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Question 557277: a metal solid at fahrenheit below 1772.7 determine (in terms of an inquality) those celsius temperature for which the metal stays a solid. Use formula F=9/5 c + 32
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a metal solid at fahrenheit below 1772.7 determine (in terms of an inquality) those celsius temperature for which the metal stays a solid.
Use formula F=9/5 c + 32
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1772.7 = (9/5)c + 32
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(9/5)c = 1740.7
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c = 967.056
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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