14. fahrenheit temperature, f, can be found from a celsius temperature. c, using the formula f = 1.8c + 32. write an equation to find the temperature at which the fahrenheit and celsius readings are equal. then find that temperature,

 Every 1.8 degrees F is 1 degree C.  And always start at 0C = 32FSo, basically after you put value for C, add 32 afterwards. F = 1.8C + 32 From that fact, 15 C = 59 F   &   35 C = 85 F 15 < C < 35   --->   59 < F < 85 C = [15 , 35]   --->   F = [59 , 85]

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