Physics, 10.07.2019 18:00 erenackermanlevijaeg

Temperature °f = (9/5 * °c) + 32° °c = 5/9 * (°f - 32°) 1 pt each. using the table above as a guide, complete the following conversions. be sure to show your work to the side: 1. 5 cm = mm 2. 83 cm = m 3. 459 l = ml 4. 378 kg = g 5. 45°f = °c 6. 80°c = °f

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Temperature °f = (9/5 * °c) + 32° °c = 5/9 * (°f - 32°) 1 pt each. using the table above as a guide...