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From the information, write the degree of Celsius as x - coordinate and the degree of Fahrenheit as y - coordinate.

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From the information, the points are \"\".

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Substitute the values of \"\" in the slope formula \"\".

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\"\".\"\"

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To write the line equation, we can use either of the two given points.

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Consider the point (0, 32).

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Substitute \"\" in point-slope form equation or \"\".

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\"\"

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Add 32 to each side.

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\"\".

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The slope \"\" and y - intercept \"\".\"\"

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The line equation is \"\".

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The temperature is the same on both scales, so \"\".

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Substitute the value of \"\" in the above equation.

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\"\"

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Subtract \"\" from each side.

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\"\"

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Multiply each side by \"\".

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\"\"

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Cancel common terms.

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\"\".\"\"

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The value of temperature is the same on both scales is \"\".