SOLUTION: Fahrenheit Celcius Boiling point of water 212� 100� Freezing point of water 32� 0� Absolute zero �459.6� �273.1� a. To convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract 32 an

Question 1126602: Fahrenheit
Celcius
Boiling point of water
212�
100�
Freezing point of water
32�
0�
Absolute zero
�459.6�
�273.1�
a. To convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract 32 and multiply by 5/9 .
Write a formula to describe this relationship. Define any variables that you have used.
b. Mercury is liquid in the range from �38.20�F to 674.06�F. Use your formula to convert this range to degrees Celsius.
c. Rearrange the equation in a. to make Fahrenheit the subject of the formula.
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