Question

8. The temperature of an object is 36°C and the temperature of another objectis 36°F. Which
one is hotter and by how many °F?
9. During the day the temperature in a town was 40°C. At night the temperature came down
by 10°F. What was the night-time temperature in Fahrenheit scale?​

Answer 1

Answer:

8.36°c = 96.8 F

96.8°F-36°F

= 60.8° F

the object having 36°C is hotter than 36°F

9.40 degrees Celsius is converted to Fahrenheit scale by this formula 40*9/5 + 32 = 104 degrees Fahrenheit

40 degrees Celsius is converted to Fahrenheit scale by this formula 40*9/5 + 32 = 104 degrees Fahrenheit

So the final answer is 94 degrees Fahrenheit

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

8) 36°c = 96.8°F

so, the temperature of an first object is more by

60.8°F

9) 40°C= 104°F so...

minus the 10°F from 104°F

the answer is 94°C