The relation between degrees Fahrenheit F and degrees Celsius C is described by the function F=9/5C + 32. In the following ordered pairs, the first element is degrees Celsius and the second element is its equivalent in degrees Fahrenheit. Find the unknown measure in each ordered pair. a.(43,m) b. (-12,n) c.(p,12) d.(q,19) HELP PLEASE.
ok... so in the ordered pair 43 = C and m = F find F using the formula F = 5/9 C + 32 so substituting will give \[m = \frac{5}{9} \times 43 + 32\] just evaluate to find m. the same process for (b) for (c) and (d) you need to find C given F
I know how to to get that far but how do you do the 5/9x43?
well its simply \[m = \frac{5 \times 43}{9} + 32\] so m = 215/9 + 32
ohhhhh okay so then m=55.8?
thats correct
thankyou so much!
& what do you mean by for (c) and (d) you need to find C given F
in (c) 12 = 5/9p + 32 you need to solve for p
yeah so I'd do the same thing you did up top? 12=5p/9+32? or should I subtract 32 on both sides to get -20=5/9p & go on from there?
multiply both sides by 9 to get rid of the denominator what do you get
108=5 x p +32
then does it become 108= 5p+32?
then i subtract 32 on both sides
I was using you last form of the equation \[-20 = \frac{5p}{9}\] when I said multiply both sides by 9
ok so i dont do what i just typed to you?
ok... you are correct in getting to \[-20 = \frac{5p}{9}\] now multiply both sides by 9
alright so the answer is -36=p
thats correct well done
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