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A.12E Solve mathematics and scientific formulas, and other literal equations, for a specified variable
Prompt 1:
Convert 15° Celsius to Fahrenheit
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C = 15° — F = 59°
15°C = 59°F
15 =
27 = F - 32
+32
+32
= 5 (F - 32)
zu (1-32
59° F
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Explain how 15 degrees Celsius is converted to Fahrenheit from the picture above.
Why is it helpful to be able to represent a literal equation in everyday life?​

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