16. On a summer day at the equator on Mars, the temperature never rises higher than 50.0 degrees Celsius. Find the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. * O a. 102 degrees Fahrenheit O b. 115 degrees Fahrenheit O c. 129 degrees Fahrenheit O d. 135 degrees Fahrenheit O e. None of the above

16. On a summer day at the equator on Mars, the temperature never rises higher than 50.0 degrees Celsius. Find the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. * O a. 102 degrees Fahrenheit O b. 115 degrees Fahrenheit O c. 129 degrees Fahrenheit O d. 135 degrees Fahrenheit O e. None of the above

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the temperature in degrees
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O a. 102 degrees Fahrenheit
O b. 115 degrees Fahrenheit
c. 129 degrees Fahrenheit
O d. 135 degrees Fahrenheit
O e. None of the above
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