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One city's highest temperature during this passed summer was 34 degrees Celsius, a second city's highest temperature over the same period was 97 degrees Fahrenheit. Convert City 2's temperature to Fahrenheit, using F=(CⓇ) + 32, to
determine which city had the highest temperature during the summer

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