Two commonly used scales for measuring temperature are Fahrenheit and Celsius. Create a function called tempF2C...

   

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Two commonly used scales for measuring temperature are Fahrenheit and Celsius. Create a function called tempF2C that will accept as input a single temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and return the equivalent temperature in degrees Celsius. Recall that Fahrenheit and Celsius are related by the following equation: Tc (TF-32)/1.8 Function 1 2 function tempC= tempF2C (tempF) % Code your answer below. 4 end Code to call your function > 1% Use this block to test your function 3 TF = 212; 4 tC tempF2C (tF) Save C Reset MATLAB Documentation C Reset Assessment: Is the value correct for positive temperatures? Is the value correct for negative temperatures? Two commonly used scales for measuring temperature are Fahrenheit and Celsius. Create a function called tempF2C that will accept as input a single temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and return the equivalent temperature in degrees Celsius. Recall that Fahrenheit and Celsius are related by the following equation: Tc (TF-32)/1.8 Function 1 2 function tempC= tempF2C (tempF) % Code your answer below. 4 end Code to call your function > 1% Use this block to test your function 3 TF = 212; 4 tC tempF2C (tF) Save C Reset MATLAB Documentation C Reset Assessment: Is the value correct for positive temperatures? Is the value correct for negative temperatures?

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