The Ed-Scale defines the perfect temperature of an iced tea to be 17°E and the boiling point of antifreez to be 100°E. If on the Fahrenheit scale these occur at 38°F and 380°F, respectively, then write an equati that converts from Fahrenheit to Eds. Use this equation to find the freezing point of water in Eds. 1. А. В. 14.45°E 16.79°E D. 17.93°E E. 15.54°E С. 16.01°E F. 17.91°E

The Ed-Scale defines the perfect temperature of an iced tea to be 17°E and the boiling point of antifreez to be 100°E. If on the Fahrenheit scale these occur at 38°F and 380°F, respectively, then write an equati that converts from Fahrenheit to Eds. Use this equation to find the freezing point of water in Eds. 1. А. В. 14.45°E 16.79°E D. 17.93°E E. 15.54°E С. 16.01°E F. 17.91°E

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Chapter14: Heat And Heat Transfer Methods

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