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("easy")When the temperature goes up 3 degrees on the Cantor Scale, it goes up by 8 on the Frobenius scale. On both scales, 18 degrees is the same temperature. How many degrees are equal to 30 degrees Cantor? I feel like this is a trick question.
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Is it asking for degrees of Frobenius?
30-18 =12. Divide that by 3 on the cantor scale to find out how much you have to multiply the Frobenius scale by.
Because 12/3=4, you have to multiply the Frobenius scale by 4.
4*8 is 32.
32+18 gets you the correct answer.
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okay
so it wasn't a trick question?
prolly not lol
okay lol
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