Solve this system of equations by substitution F=1.8C+32 F=C You can use the first equation in part a to convert a temperature in degrees Celsius (C) to a temperature in degrees Fahreneit (F). Explain what the solution of the system of equations represents
Are you sure $$F=C$$
haha
that's what the problem said
.8c=32...c=-32/.8
Think about it... how can F=C and F=1.8C+32
that's what the frickin problem said
c=-40
f=-40
based on what she said, then it would be: \[C = 1.8C + 32\] but it does not seem to make sense?
not it is just solving only..that is answer
What the question is asking is where do the Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F) scales of temperature measurement give the same value.
umm well, @basa he gave his answer and it was -40. so conluding from that the Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F) scales of temperature measurement give the same value @ -40
But does @overtonka understand the solution?
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