Two thermometer. one reading and the other are both immersed in a fluid. If the farenheit reading is half of the celcius reading, a.) What is the farenheit reading? b.)what is the equivalent temperature of the fluid in degrees rankine?

Two thermometer. one reading and the other are both immersed in a fluid. If the farenheit reading is half of the celcius reading, a.) What is the farenheit reading? b.)what is the equivalent temperature of the fluid in degrees rankine?

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Two thermometer. one reading and the other are both immersed in a fluid. If the farenheit reading is half of the celcius reading,

a.) What is the farenheit reading?

b.)what is the equivalent temperature of the fluid in degrees rankine?

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