Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
Does anyone know a simple equation for the conversion of these please, like there is with pounds to kilos I have no idea and am just bamboozled by it when it is given in Fahranheit - like I can't relate to it at all. Did I even spell Fahranheit reit?
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Re: Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
It's Farenheit and Celsius.
Farenheit to Celsius: C=(F-32) x 5/9
Celsius to Farenheit: F=(9/5 x C) + 32
Farenheit to Celsius: C=(F-32) x 5/9
Celsius to Farenheit: F=(9/5 x C) + 32
Mike
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Re: Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
if you didn't know, google does more than search. for when you have a computer handy.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=24+cel ... fahrenheit
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=24+cel ... fahrenheit
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Re: Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
Cool, thanks muchly...
Re: Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
Hey Amelia
My mum taught me that you start off with celcius, double it, then add 30 - simple!
My mum taught me that you start off with celcius, double it, then add 30 - simple!
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i love the curious case of -40°
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That's what I want, thanks Lynne. Seems to work the other way round too, starting off with F, minus 30 then halve ! Brilliant. Yeah the minuses throw me...
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Re: Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
That's essentially what I posted, except I posted a more accurate conversion equation rather than a text-based explanation.
Mike
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Absolutely thanks, good to have both. One just sticks in your head and for greater accuracy I jotted the formula down.
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aye, i can do the subtractions and additions but multiplying by five ninths or nine fifths?! come on man give us a break Feynman!
however I do reckon we should start working in Planck time and Planck lengths, truly universal - is there a Planck temperature?
xJ
however I do reckon we should start working in Planck time and Planck lengths, truly universal - is there a Planck temperature?
xJ
Re: Fahranheit to Celcius or otherwayround conversion...help?
if you use firefox, go to the search box in the top right of the window and[, with google selected,] type in "16c in f" (without quotes) and give it a second.
if i understand things correctly; where as Planck time, length, etc, relate to the smallest possible amounts of shitiz we can know about things, Planck temperature] relates to the highest theoretical temperature possible.
so 1 °C = 1.935x10^-30 Tp
and now we know.
if i understand things correctly; where as Planck time, length, etc, relate to the smallest possible amounts of shitiz we can know about things, Planck temperature] relates to the highest theoretical temperature possible.
so 1 °C = 1.935x10^-30 Tp
and now we know.
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