Temperature can be measured in two different common units: degrees celsius and degrees fahrenheit. f(c) returns the temperature in degrees fahrenheit as a function of the temperature in degrees celsius c.f(c)=32+1.8c. water freezes at 0 degrees celsius. what is the freezing temperature of water in degrees fahrenheit?

wrong its 18

step-by-step explanation:

1/2 the increase in temperature by 10     degrees celsius is 10     times the unit rate of the conversion function.

2/2 f   is given in slope-intercept form, so the slope of the graph is   1.8     this means the unit rate is   1.8     degrees fahrenheit per   1     degree celsius.   therefore, for 10     degrees celsius, the increase in fahrenheit is   10⋅1.8=18   degrees fahrenheit.

P(number greater than 4) = 1/6(50)