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3. The picture below shows a thermometer with both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures. Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, F, is a linear function of the temperature in degrees Celsius, C. 100 212 BOILING POINT OF WATER 90 194 80 176 70 158 60 140 50 122 CELSIUS 40 104 FAHRENHEIT 30 86 20 68 10 50 0 32 FREEZING POINT OF WATER -10 14 -20 -4 By looking at the picture, identify two ordered pairs that lie on the graph of this function. (Note: the ordered pairs will have the form (C, F).) Find the slope between the two points and express F as a linear function of C. Using the function you found, determine the Celsius equivalent of 68° Fahrenheit. Show work and round your answer to two decimal places if needed. (If F = 68. C = ???) There is a particular temperature, T, for which T degrees Fahrenheit = T degrees Celsius. Using your above function, as well as the equation F = C, solve for that particular temperature. Show work.

          3. The picture below shows a thermometer with both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures.
Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, F, is a linear function of the temperature in degrees Celsius, C.
100 212 BOILING POINT OF WATER
90 194
80 176
70 158
60 140
50 122
CELSIUS 40 104 FAHRENHEIT
30 86
20 68
10 50
0 32 FREEZING POINT OF WATER
-10 14
-20 -4
By looking at the picture, identify two ordered pairs that lie on the graph of this function. (Note: the ordered pairs will have the form (C, F).) Find the slope between the two points and express F as a linear function of C.
Using the function you found, determine the Celsius equivalent of 68° Fahrenheit. Show work and round your answer to two decimal places if needed. (If F = 68. C = ???)
There is a particular temperature, T, for which T degrees Fahrenheit = T degrees Celsius. Using your above function, as well as the equation F = C, solve for that particular temperature. Show work.

3. The picture below shows a thermometer with both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures.
Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, F, is a linear function of the temperature in degrees Celsius, C.
100 212 BOILING POINT OF WATER
90 194
80 176
70 158
60 140
50 122
CELSIUS 40 104 FAHRENHEIT
30 86
20 68
10 50
0 32 FREEZING POINT OF WATER
-10 14
-20 -4
By looking at the picture, identify two ordered pairs that lie on the graph of this function. (Note: the ordered pairs will have the form (C, F).) Find the slope between the two points and express F as a linear function of C.
Using the function you found, determine the Celsius equivalent of 68° Fahrenheit. Show work and round your answer to two decimal places if needed. (If F = 68. C = ???)
There is a particular temperature, T, for which T degrees Fahrenheit = T degrees Celsius. Using your above function, as well as the equation F = C, solve for that particular temperature. Show work.

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