document.write( "Question 201410: Use the given data points to construct a linear model, then use the model to find the appropriate Celsius or Fahrenheit temperature.\r
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document.write( "Fahreheit 32 149 221
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document.write( "Choose any two data points and use them to construct a linear equation that models the data, with x being Celsius and y Fahrenheit. Then use the equation to find the Fahrenheit temperature corresponding to 70° Celsius. \n" );
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