starting with Kelvin and going to Fahrenheit
Kelvin feeds into C(x)
C(x) feeds into F(x)
sometimes written as ... F(C(x))
F of C of x
To convert temperatures from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit, you can use the function F(x)=9/5x+32 where x is the temperature in degrees Celsius. To convert temperatures from degrees Kelvin to degrees Celsius, you can use the function C(x)=x-273.15, where x is the temperature in degrees Kelvin. Find the composite function that can be used to convert temperatures from degrees Kelvin to degrees Fahrenheit.
(C * F)(x)=9/5x - 241.15
(F * C)(x)=9/5x - 241.15
(C * F)(x)=9/5(x-273.15)+32
(F * C)(x)=9/5(x-273.15)+32
Function wise, I know that it's either the third or fourth option, I just don't know if it's (C*F) or (F*C). Please help? Thanks
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Okay, thanks Scott:)
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