The wind chill temperature is the apparent temperature
Chapter 9, Problem 9.5.10(choose chapter or problem)
The wind chill temperature is the apparent temperature caused by the extra cooling from the wind. A rule of thumb for estimating the wind chill temperature for an actual temperature t that is above 0 Fahrenheit is W(t) t 1.5S0, where S0 is any given wind speed in miles per hour. a. If the wind speed is 25 mph and the actual temperature is 10 F, what is the wind chill temperature? We know how to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit; that is, we can write t F(x), where , with x the number of degrees Celsius and F(x) the equivalent in degrees Fahrenheit. b. Construct a function that will give the wind chill temperature as a function of degrees Celsius. c. If the wind speed is 40 mph and the actual temperature is 10 C, what is the wind chill temperature? 11
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