Database System Concepts
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Transcribed Image Text:Enter temparature (farenheit): 100
The temparature in celsius: 37.77778
Do you want to convert another? (y to continue):
Enter temparature (farenheit): 90
Y
The temparature in celsius: 32.222225
Do you want to convert another? (y to continue): n
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