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To convert temperatures from from degrees Ce 32. Convert 54°C to Fahrenheit A 124.9°F B. 112.6 c. 154.8 D. 123. 2
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To convert temperatures from from degrees Ce 32. Convert 54°C to Fahrenheit A 124.9°F B. 112.6 c. 154.8 D. 123. 2
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32. Convert 54°C to Fahrenheit
A 124.9°F
B. 112.6
c. 154.8
D. 123. 2
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