Question

Maximum temperature on a day was 113°F and manimum temperature was 54°F. What is the difference of these temperature in Celsius

Answer 1

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Given,

Temperature 1 = 113°F

Temperature 2 = 54°F

Difference = 113° - 54°

Difference = 59°F

Relationship between Celsius and Fahrenheit

=> F° = 9/5 °C + 32

$= > 59 \: = \: \frac{9}{5} \times c + 32$

$= > 59 \: = \frac{9c}{5} + 32$

$= > \:59 - 32 = \frac{9c}{5}$

$= > \: 27 = \: \frac{9c}{5}$

$= > \: c \: = \frac{27 \times 5}{9}$

$= > c \: = \: \frac{135}{9}$

$= > c \: = 15 \: answer$
$\huge{hence}$
The difference is of 15°C.

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Answer 2

Given,

Temperature 1 = 113°F

Temperature 2 = 54°F

Difference = 113° - 54°

Difference = 59°F

Relationship between Celsius and Fahrenheit

=> F° = 9/5 °C + 32

= > 59 \: = \: \frac{9}{5} \times c + 32=>59=

5

9

×c+32

= > 59 \: = \frac{9c}{5} + 32=>59=

5

9c

+32

= > \:59 - 32 = \frac{9c}{5}=>59−32=

5

9c

= > \: 27 = \: \frac{9c}{5}=>27=

5

9c

= > \: c \: = \frac{27 \times 5}{9}=>c=

9

27×5

= > c \: = \: \frac{135}{9}=>c=

9

135

= > c \: = 15 \: answer=>c=15answer

\huge{hence}hence

The difference is of 15°C.