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101degrees F=? Convert to celsius
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There's an equation. Celsius = (5/9)(Farenheit-32)
ok will so what would I do
You have the number for Fahrenheit, so put that into the equation and you'll get a number for Celsius..
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please help as it has been 30 years since i have done math
Just replace and solve for F.
replace what?
If F = degrees Fahrenheit, and C = degrees Celcius... in this case, F = 101. Your formula is... C = (5/9) * (F - 32) So plug 101 in for F, and then solve for C, and you'll have your answer!
so the equation would be 5/9x69?
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