CONVERTING CELSIUS TO FAHRENHEIT
Here is a handy conversion chart if you ever have the need to convert a Celsius temperature reading to Fahrenheit or from Fahrenheit to Celsius.
°C °F °C °F
-49 -56.2 1 33.8
-48 -54.4 2 35.6
-47 -52.6 3 37.4
-46 -50.8 4 39.2
-45 -49.0 5 41.0
-44 -47.2 6 42.8
-43 -45.4 7 44.6
-42 -43.6 8 46.4
-41 -41.8 9 48.2
-40 -40.0 10 50.0
-39 -38.2 11 51.8
-38 -36.4 12 53.6
-37 -34.6 13 55.4
-36 -32.8 14 57.2
-35 -31.0 15 59.0
-34 -29.2 16 60.8
-33 -27.4 17 62.6
-32 -25.6 18 64.4
-31 -23.8 19 66.2
-30 -22.0 20 68.0
-29 -20.2 21 69.8
-28 -18.4 22 71.6
-27 -16.6 23 73.4
-26 -14.8 24 75.2
-25 -13.0 25 77.0
-24 -11.2 26 78.8
-23 -9.4 27 80.6
-22 -7.6 28 82.4
-21 -5.8 29 84.2
-20 -4.0 30 86.0
-19 -2.2 31 87.8
-18 -0.4 32 89.6
-17 1.4 33 91.4
-16 3.2 34 93.2
-15 5.0 35 95.0
-14 6.8 36 96.8
-13 8.6 37 98.6
-12 10.4 38 100.4
-11 12.2 39 102.2
-10 14.0 40 104.0
- 9 15.8 41 105.8
- 8 17.6 42 107.6
- 7 19.4 43 109.4
- 6 21.2 44 111.2
- 5 23.0 45 113.0
- 4 24.8 46 114.8
- 3 26.6 47 116.6
- 2 28.4 48 118.4
- 1 30.2 49 120.2
0 32.0 50 122.0
The actual formula is:
To convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit:
°F =(9/5)°C+32
To convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius:
°C=(5/9) x (°F-32)
°C = temperature in degrees Celsius
°F = temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
(When you figure out how to do that don't even bother trying
to explain it to me. It would be a lost cause.)
See you next time,
Lou
