Which of the following formulas would you use to convert a temperature initially taken in degrees fahrenheit to degrees celsius?

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c = f – 273

c = 9/5f + 32°

c = 5/9(f - 32°)

c = 5/9f - 32°

C = 5/9(F - 32°)

Explanation:

If we compare the farenheit degree scales with the celsius degree scale, we find that the intervals between the same reference points are 180 ° farenheit and 100 ° celsius. 180 degrees farenheit are needed to cover the same temperature range of 100 degrees Celsius. From this information the unit factors of temperature change can be established.

Factor: 1 °C/1.8°F= 5/9

Also, to convert from ° F to ° C, we must subtract 32 degrees farenheit to reach the zero point of the celsius scale.

Then, the correct formula is:

C = 5/9(F - 32°)

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