A normal human body temperature can range from 33.2 ∘ C to 38.2 ∘ C. This range includes variations with gender, time of day, and where the measurement is taken. Part A What is this range in ∘ F? Express your answer in degrees Fahrenheit. Enter your answers numerically separated by a comma.

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A normal human body temperature can range from       33.2    ∘    C to       38.2    ∘    C. This range includes variations with gender, time of day, and where the measurement is taken. Part A What is this range in           ∘    F? Express your answer in degrees Fahrenheit. Enter your answers numerically separated by a comma.

Lillianna Mendoza · Accepted Answer

To develop this problem it is necessary to use the expression that allows us to convert the degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit. The expression that allows to realize it is given mathematically by:          ∘    F  =      (    ∘    C  ⋅      9    5    )  +  32In this way for       33.2          °        C                °        F  =      (          °        C  ⋅      9    5    )  +  32                °        F  =  (  32.2  ⋅      9    5    )  +  32                °        F  =  91.76In this way for 38.2C                °        F  =      (          °        C  ⋅      9    5    )  +  32                °        F  =  (  38.2  ⋅      9    5    )  +  32                °        F  =  100.76Expressed in a range term, we can say that the measure in degrees Fahrenheit is:   [      91.76          °        F  ,      100.76          °        F  ]