![Illustration of a calculator displaying the calculation: C = [5(104 - 32)]/9 = 40 degrees Celsius](https://i.imgur.com/48BOBnP.png)
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Question: Given this equation for converting temperature from Fahrenheit (f) to Celsius (c) is C = [5(f – 32)]/9, what is the Celsius temp when Fahrenheit is 104 degrees?
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To convert 104 degrees Fahrenheit (F) into Celsius (C), you simply have to plug the Fahrenheit temperature into the equation you provided. C = [5(104 - 32)] / 9 We start by completing the operation in the parenthesis: C = [5(72)] / 9 Then, we calculate the multiplication: C = 360 / 9 Finally, we divide: C = 40 Therefore, when it is 104 degrees Fahrenheit, it is approximately 40 degrees Celsius.
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