Did you know that the outdoor temperature can be found by counting the chirps made by crickets?According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the formula c=n3+4 relates to degrees Celsius (c) to the number of cricket chirps (n) in 25 seconds. One night while camping, Charlie counts 51 cricket chirps in 25 seconds.Note: Enter the number of degrees in the blank in order for this question to be scored correctly.(1 point)The temperature in degrees Celsius is °C.

To find the temperature in degrees Celsius using the given formula \( c = n^3 + 4 \), where \( n \) is the number of cricket chirps, we can substitute \( n \) with the number of chirps Charlie counted.

Charlie counted 51 chirps, so we substitute \( n = 51 \):

\[
c = 51^3 + 4
\]

First, calculate \( 51^3 \):

\[
51^3 = 51 \times 51 \times 51 = 132651
\]

Then, add 4:

\[
c = 132651 + 4 = 132655
\]

So, the temperature in degrees Celsius is:

\[
132655 \, °C
\]

Therefore, the answer is:

**132655 °C**