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The formula [tex]F(C)=\frac{9}{5} C+32[/tex] calculates the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, given a temperature in degrees Celsius.

You can find an equation for the temperature in degrees Celsius for a given temperature in degrees Fahrenheit by finding the function's $\square$ .

Asked by kylar7236

Answer (3)

Well, he reads 48 pages in those 12 days, that is 12*4 pages. He has already read 48 pages and he still has 82, so he has a 130=48+82 page book.

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

4x12= 48 add to 82= 130 pages

Answered by yepezroberto | 2024-06-10

Danny's book has a total of 130 pages. He read 48 pages over 12 days, and he has 82 pages left. Adding these together gives us the total page count of the book.
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Answered by yepezroberto | 2024-10-15

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