Mathematics, 21.05.2021 18:40, Jocelynlboyd123

The function, f (x) = 1.83 + 32, is used to convert temperature in Celsius temperature, , to temperature in Fahrenheit, f (x). What do the constant term and the coefficient of the variable term represent?
A
For every change in 1° of temperature in Celsius, the temperature in Fahrenheit changes by 1.8°
The starting value of temperature in Fahrenheit is 32 when the temperature in Celsius is 0°
B
For every change in 1° of temperature in Fahrenheit, the temperature in Celsius changes by 1.8°
The starting value of temperature in Fahrenheit is 32 when the temperature in Celsius is 0
For every change in 1° of temperature in Celsius, the temperature in Fahrenheit changes by 1.8°
The starting value of temperature in Celsius is 32 when the temperature in Fahrenheit is 0
D
For every change in 1° of temperature in Fahrenheit, the temperature in Celsius changes by 1.8°
The starting value of temperature in Celsius is 32° when the temperature in Fahrenheit is 0°

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The function, f (x) = 1.83 + 32, is used to convert temperature in Celsius temperature, , to tempera...