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Originally posted by Yorick:
Now how does that work? 32%C is 92%F doesn't it? (according to the car thermometer I saw recently.)
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To convert celsius to farenheit divide by 5 multiply by nine and add 32.
Now why is it that if it's hot I can relate to Farenheit but at low temperatures I relate it to centigrade. So I know that 0 degrees centigrade is bloody cold but 38 degrees centigrade doesn't convey the temperature as would 100 farenheit.
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