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"Reading Temperature (A) Answers" from
Math-Drills.com. The task involves reading temperatures on six thermometers and recording them in both
degrees Celsius (°C) and
degrees Fahrenheit (°F).
Let’s go through each thermometer and verify the readings:
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Thermometer 1
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Celsius: The red column reaches
34°C
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Fahrenheit: The corresponding value is
93°F
✔ Correct
> ✔️
34°C = 93°F
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Thermometer 2
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Celsius: The red column is at
2°C
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Fahrenheit: The corresponding value is
35°F
✔ Correct
> ✔️
2°C = 35°F
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Thermometer 3
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Celsius: The red column is at
−4°C
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Fahrenheit: The corresponding value is
25°F
✔ Correct
> ✔️
−4°C = 25°F
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Thermometer 4
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Celsius: The red column reaches
35°C
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Fahrenheit: The corresponding value is
95°F
✔ Correct
> ✔️
35°C = 95°F
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Thermometer 5
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Celsius: The red column is at
12°C
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Fahrenheit: The corresponding value is
53°F
✔ Correct
> ✔️
12°C = 53°F
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Thermometer 6
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Celsius: The red column is at
7°C
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Fahrenheit: The corresponding value is
45°F
✔ Correct
> ✔️
7°C = 45°F
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✔ Summary of All Readings:
| Thermometer | °C | °F |
|------------|------|------|
| 1 | 34°C | 93°F |
| 2 | 2°C | 35°F |
| 3 | −4°C | 25°F |
| 4 | 35°C | 95°F |
| 5 | 12°C | 53°F |
| 6 | 7°C | 45°F |
All answers are correctly filled in, and the conversions between Celsius and Fahrenheit are accurate.
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🔍 How to Convert Between Celsius and Fahrenheit:
The formula to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit is:
$$
°F = \left( \frac{9}{5} \times °C \right) + 32
$$
Let's test one:
For
34°C:
$$
°F = \left( \frac{9}{5} \times 34 \right) + 32 = (61.2) + 32 = 93.2°F ≈ 93°F
$$
Similarly, for
−4°C:
$$
°F = \left( \frac{9}{5} \times -4 \right) + 32 = (-7.2) + 32 = 24.8°F ≈ 25°F
$$
So, rounding makes sense here — the values are correct.
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✔ Final Answer:
The worksheet has been
correctly completed. All temperature readings and conversions are accurate.
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