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The relationship between altitude in the boiling point of a liquid is Linaer. At an altitude of 8000 feet the liquid boils at 199.6 F. At an altitude of 4500 feet the liquid boils at 204.15 F. write equation giving the boiling point B of the liquid in degrees Fahrenheit in terms of an altitude a in feet what is the boiling point of the liquid add 2500 feet?
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199.6 + (4.55 * a)
Boiling point at 2500 feet:
B = 199.6 + (4.55 * 2500)
B = 214.05 F
Boiling point at 2500 feet:
B = 199.6 + (4.55 * 2500)
B = 214.05 F
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