The average daily high temperature in Fargo, North Dakota, during January 2001,

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The average daily high temperature in Fargo, North Dakota, during January 2001, was 15 degree F. The function C(F) = 5(F-32)/9 is used to convert the measurement of temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius. Use this function to determine the average daily high temperature measured in Celsius in Fargo. The average daily high was _______ degree C. Determine the inverse of this function. C^-1(F) = ________ Use the inverse function to convert 0 degree C to Fahrenheit, 0 degree C converts to ________ degree F.

Explanation / Answer

a)C(15) =5(15-32)/9 = -85/9 = -9.44

b) C(F) =5(F-32)/9

9C(F)/5= F-32

F = 9C(F)/5 +32

C-1(F) = 9C(F)/5 +32

c) C-1(F) =0 + 32 =32 Fahrenhit at 0 degree celcius

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