in order for a chemical reaction to remain stable, its celsius temperature C must be no more than 118.21 C. At what farehnheit temperatures F will the reaction remain stable? Formula: F=9/5C +32.
ANSWERS AVAILABLE:
A) F is greater than or equal to 47.89 degrees
b) F is less than or equal to 47.89 degrees
c)F is greater than or equal to 244.78 degrees
d) F is less than or equal to 244.78 degrees

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in order for a chemical reaction to remain stable, its celsius temperature C must be no more than 118.21 C. At what farehnheit temperatures F will the reaction remain stable? Formula: F=9/5C +32.  
ANSWERS AVAILABLE:
A) F is greater than or equal to 47.89 degrees
b) F is less than or equal to 47.89 degrees
c)F is greater than or equal to 244.78 degrees
d) F is less than or equal to 244.78 degrees

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