To change a temperature in degrees Celsius, C, to a temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, F, the equation below can be used.

F = 9/5C+32

Select the state that best describes this equation.

A. The equation is a nonlinear function.

B. The equation is not a function.

C. The equation is a linear function.

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Jakobe Dodson · Answer 1

equation of line has form of y=kx±b, so

Answer: C

Francis Singleton · Answer 2

C

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To change a temperature in degrees Celsius, C, to a temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, F, the equation below can be used.F = 9/5C+32Select the state that best describes this equation.A. The equation is a nonlinear function.B. The equation is not a function.C. The equation is a linear function.