Temperature issue
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What is 200°F in °C?
F=273.15+C F: Kelvin C: Celsius
F is Fahrenheit temperature. 200°F is 93.33°C
That can’t be right; 200°F = 93.33°C. The formula C = (F – 32) × 5/9 or F = 5C/9 + 32 represents the temperature of an object, and it is generally expressed in “°C” (degrees Celsius). Countries such as the UK and the US previously used “℉” (Fahrenheit); the boiling point of water is 100°C, which is equivalent to 212°F in Fahrenheit. 1 ℃=273.15+1 K Last edited by bluetop on 2008-1-27 15:03]
I can’t understand it! Can’t understand it! Question 1: F=5C/9+32. Please check whether this is correct; it seems that it should be F=9C/5+32, right? Question 2: I’ve never encountered the formula 1 ℃=273.15+1 K before. Do you mean 1 ℃=（273.15+1）K? Alas! There are too many experts on the forum now! ! !