Given the formula: TF=95Tc+32
TF represents Temperature in Fahrenheit

TC represents Temperature in Celsius

Select a correct formula to solve for the Temperature in Degrees Celsius
Question 5 options:

TC=(TF−32)⋅95

TC=(TF−32)⋅59

TC=(TF+32)⋅95

TC=(TF+32)⋅59

Question

Given the formula: TF=95Tc+32
TF represents Temperature in Fahrenheit

TC represents Temperature in Celsius

Select a correct formula to solve for the Temperature in Degrees Celsius
Question 5 options:
	
TC=(TF−32)⋅95
	
TC=(TF−32)⋅59
	
TC=(TF+32)⋅95
	
TC=(TF+32)⋅59

narissa · Answer

@Lovelarap

anonymous · Answer

First take 32 to the other side

hossamhoussien · Answer

Are these options TRUE? as it should be 
$$t_{c} = (t _{f}-32)/95$$
which not exist in the choices

narissa · Answer

tc=(tf-32)9/5

narissa · Answer

@HossamHoussien

anonymous · Answer

um, i think you mean tc=(tf-32)/95

narissa · Answer

i dont have any answer choices that look like that

narissa · Answer

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hossamhoussien · Answer

maybe there is a mistake in the question if u can post the original question here as picture

narissa · Answer

above ^^^

hossamhoussien · Answer

No, i mean the original formula TF=95Tc+32

narissa · Answer

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hossamhoussien · Answer

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hossamhoussien · Answer

it's 9/5 and u just wrote 95 that why there was an error.
anyway the answer would be $$T _{c}=[T _{f}-32]\times \frac{ 5 }{ 9 }$$

narissa · Answer

oh sorry thanks :))

anonymous · Answer

The formula for finding the Celsius is TC = TF/1.8 + 32.0.