Centigrade vs Fahrenheit cheat sheet: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 11:03, 10 December 2022
Celsius = 5/9 (F - 32)
Fahrenheit = (9/5 C) + 32
C | F | How does it feel? |
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0° | 32° |
cold |
5° | 41°
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10° | 50° |
chilly |
15° | 59°
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20° | 68° | cool |
25° | 77° | warm |
30° | 86° | hot |
35° | 95° | tropical |
40° | 104° | melting point |
(2C° - 0.1(2C°)) + 32
Double C and add 32 becomes less accurate as the temperatures rise. It is exactly right at 0 C, off by 8 at 40 C, and off by 20 at 100 C.
- The doubling is off by 10%. 2 is 10/5, but the correct formula is 9/5, so the right factor is nine/tenths below the fudge factor.
- Double C, subtract roughly 10% of that product from itself, then add 32 improves the result.
C | F | 2*C + 32 |
---|---|---|
0° | 32° | 32° |
5° | 41° | 42° |
10° | 50° | 52° |
15° | 59° | 62° |
20° | 68° | 72° |
25° | 77° | 82° |
30° | 86° | 92° |
35° | 95° | 102° |
40° | 104° | 112° |
Feelings, whoa-oh-oh-oho, feelings
C | feels |
---|---|
0°..9° | cold |
10°..19° | chilly |
20°..24° | cool |
25°..29° | warm |
30°..34° | hot |
35°..39° | tropical |
40°+ | unendurable |