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A temperature difference of $30^{\circ} C$ in the Fahrenheit scale will be :
$54^{\circ} F$
$27^{\circ} F$
$86^{\circ} F$
$- 54^{\circ} F$

A

- 54^{\circ} F

B

27^{\circ} F

C

54^{\circ} F

D

86^{\circ} F

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$30^{0} C = 30^{0} \times \frac{9}{5} + 32 = 86^{0} F$
The temperature difference of $30^{0} C$ in the Fahrenheit scale is $86 - 32 = 54^{0} F$
hence,option A is correct.

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