Math, asked by sujathavagalla1980, 11 months ago


At what temperature both the centigrade and Farenheit scales shows some value

a) 40 C​

Answers

Answered by Avijith
1

Answer:

- 40 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for equating the two is

\frac{C}{5} = \frac{F - 32}{9}

Let's take both values of C and F as -40 degrees

\frac{-40}{5} = \frac{-40-32}{9}

-8 =\frac{-72}{9}

-8 = -8 \\

Hence proved

Answered by bhushanbathe
1

Answer:

hey mate here is ur Ann's....

Step-by-step explanation:

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The formula for equating the two is

\frac{C}{5} = \frac{F - 32}{9}

5

C

=

9

F−32

Let's take both values of C and F as -40 degrees

\frac{-40}{5} = \frac{-40-32}{9}

5

−40

=

9

−40−32

-8 =\frac{-72}{9}−8=

9

−72

\begin{lgathered}-8 = -8 \\\end{lgathered}

−8=−8

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