What is the normal human body temperature in degrees Celsius?
Correct answer: B. 37 °C
- A. 35 °C
- B. 37 °C
- C. 39 °C
- D. 41 °C
Explanation
Normal human body temperature is approximately 37 °C, which equals 98.6 °F. Converting between the two uses F = (C × 9/5) + 32, a calculation that itself appears regularly in everyday science sections.
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