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My formula is F=(9C÷5)+32 I need to convert 45° celsius into degrees Fahrenheit.
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My formula is F=(9C÷5)+32
I need to convert 45° celsius into degrees Fahrenheit.
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Just input 45 where the c is.Answer should be 113
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