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If AT°C is the temperature difference of an object, then its value in Fahrenheit will be, a. ΔΤΧ 1.8 O b. (AT°C x 1.8) - 32 Ο . ΔΤC/1.8 d. (AT°C x 1.8) + 32

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If AT°C is the temperature difference of an object, then its value in Fahrenheit will be,
a. ΔΤC x 1.8
O b. (AT°C x 1.8) 32
Ο . ΔΤC/1.8
d. (AT°C x 1.8) + 32

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