Question

help

Answer 1

please explain this problem don't give the answer

Answer 2

@shadow

Answer 3

I was looking up the 15 hardest sat questions so I could learn how to do them the site I was using said how to find the answer but I don't understand it

Answer 4

@vocaloid

Answer 5

I'm stupid

Answer 6

Imput a number in for F or C

So for example if you put in 62 for F the equation will look like this:

(5/6)(62-32)=C so then you will just solve for C

then you will increase the degree F, or F variable, to and find the answer for C when you do that

Next you can find the Difference of the two answers for C you just found. which is found to be 5/6, or 0.555555555555

Then for C, if you put 35 in for C it will go:

35=(5/6)(F-32) and you solve for F this time.

Next you will increase the degrees C, or C variable, by 1 and find the answer for F again.

Then find the difference between the two F variables you have found which ends up being 1.8.

So the answer would be D. I and II only.

I hope this helps and is correct. :)