Question

needed precal help: see attachment

Answer 1

@Wholock

Answer 2

Composite functions again, so here they want an equation to turn Kelvin into Fahrenheit. Meaning the equation to turn celsius to Kelvin would be inside of Fahrenheit equation.

Fahrenheit composed of Kelvin

Answer 3

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Answer 4

so it would either be the second or last choice?

Answer 5

Yes, now let's narrow it down even further.

Answer 6

hmm 2nd choice? it seems less complex compared to the last choice.

Answer 7

That's what they want you to think! But remember, they don't want you to solve the equation, only create it.

Answer 8

ahh okay so if we create it, it becomes the last choice?

Answer 9

because you have to add 32 degrees

Answer 10

Yes!
You add the 32 AFTER converting!

Answer 11

thought so! two more :)

Answer 12

Let's knock em' out!