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Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion Formula
C = 5/9 (F32)
Or
c to f conversion (Celsius to Fahrenheit)
Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion - Formula
F = 9/5C + 32
F = 9/5C+32
F = 9/5x15+32
F = 9x+32
F = 27+32
F = 59
Temperature measures how hot or cold a body is. People can sense something hot or cold from their skin. But that is subjective. An objective measurement is the average kinetic energy of particles in an object. If there is a higher kinetic energy, then the object "feels" hotter. If the average kinetic energy is low, then the object "feels" cooler.
There are 3 ways, 3 convention to measure temperature:
Therometers are calibrated for each scale. They are used differently on various scenarios. For example, the Kelvin scaled is used for scientific measurement such as super cold temperature for quantum computing (i.e. absolute zero when K = 0). Or super conductor (near absolute zero K = 0).
Fahrenheit is often used for measuring body temperature. For example, a person with fever will have a temperature of 100 F or higher.
Oral/Forehead
Underarm
Rectal/Ear
95.5°F
to
99.9°F
95°F
to
98.9°F
96°F
to
100.3°F
100°F
to
100.9°F
99°F
to
99.9°F
100.4°F
to
101.9°F
101°F
to
102.9°F
100°F
to
101.9°F
102°F
to
103.9°F
Over 103°F
Over 102°F
Over 104°F
Fahrenheit is often used for measuring body temperature. For example, a person with fever will have a temperature of 100 F or higher.
There are many elements that change their volume or properties when temperature changes. For example, mercury will expand when temperature increases. This is why liquid mercury is used in therometers. When the volume of mercury increases, the liquid will expand and reach higher level, which is denoted on the marked temperature scale.
This is the older method of glass therometer to measure fahrenheit and celsius temperature
The newer generation of thermometer uses electronics detector and it is certainly more precise in measuring temperature.
Here is the formula chart for Fahrenheit - Celsius - Kelvin conversion. You can use this to calculate 15 c to f conversion
Conversion of Temperature From
Celsius to Kelvin
Kelvin to Celcius
Fahrenheit to Celsius
Celsius to Fahrenheit
Fahrenheit to Kelvin
Kelvin to Fahrenheit
Formulas
K=C + 273.15
C=K - 273.15
C= (F – 32) 5
9
F = C 9
5 + 32
K= (F - 32)9
5 + 273.15
F =(K - 273.15)9
5 + 32
Conversion from one scale to another
Fahrenheit to Celsius
Celsius to Fahrenheit
Fahrenheit to Kelvin
Kelvin to Fahrenheit
Celsius to Kelvin
Kelvin to Celsius
Formulas
C = 5/9 (F-32)
F = 9/5C + 32
K = 5/9 (F-32) + 273.15
F= 9/5 (K-273.15) + 32
K= C + 273.15
C= K -273.15
What is 100 Kelvin to Fahrenheit?
Step 1: Use Kelvin to Fahrenheit formula
F = 9/5 (K-273.15) + 32
Step 2: Plug in value
F = 9/5 (100-273.15) + 32
F = -173.15 + 32
F = -141.15 degrees Fahrenheit
Conversion from one scale to another
99.9 degrees F
99.91
99.95
FEVER 100
100.05
100.1
100.15
100.2
100.25
100.3
100.35
100.4
100.45
100.5
Formulas
37.73 degrees C
37.35 degrees C
37.78 degrees C
37.81 degrees C
37.83 degrees C
37.86 degrees C
37.89 degrees C
37.92 degrees C
37.94 degrees C
37.97 degrees C
38 degrees C
38.03 degrees C
38.06 degrees C
https://www.livescience.com/coldest-day-ever-northern hemisphere.html
It is 0 degrees Kelvin, known as absolute zero.
In this termperature, no particle is supposed to move.
It is 134 degrees fahrenheit, located in Death Valley, California. This temperature was recorded in 1913
134 degrees Fahrenheit
56.67 degrees Celsius
329.82 degrees Kelvin
142 nonillion kelvins.
This is equalled to (10 32K.).
This temperature is based on our computerized model to simulate the highest temperature and above which, physics will start breaking down.
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100 F is a fever temperature, so it is quite hot
37 degrees celsius is below fever temperature