I am not sure if I am making a graph from Celsius to Fahrenheit or the other way around. Also, I am not sure then how to create the right graph because I keep messing up my numbers and I can't get both points to be in the linear function

2. Learning Objectives: LT3. Lines and Linear Functions, Modeling Basics, Mathematical Style. At standard pressure, the freezing temperature of water is 0C, or equivalently 32F. The boiling point of water is 100C, or 212F. Let C denote temperature in C and let F denote temperature in F. Work out solutions to the following problems on scratch paper, then write up a summary. In this summary begin with a brief introduction to the model. For example you could begin with "In this problem we will build a linear model for converting between the Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature scales". Intersperse any calculations you present with short sentences that explain what you are doing. - Use the data on the freezing point and boiling point of water in each temperature scale to write C as a linear function of F. - "Room temperature" is approximately 68F. Use your function to convert room temperature in F to room temperature in the Celsius scale. - There is a temperature that reads the same in either C or F. Demonstrate how to use your linear model to find this temperature. Remark: For comparison with a familiar setting, when we write y=3x1, we are expressing y as a linear function of x