Let us go through the temperature scales, to know them in a better way as below.
The formula to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit is
°F = [°C 🇽 (9/5) +32]
= [1.8 °C +32]
Eg:
Now, let us convert the boiling point of water from °C to ° F.
As you know, the boiling point of water = 100°C.
°F = [(1.8 🇽 100) +32]
= [180 + 32]
°F = 212°
The formula to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius is
°C = [(°F -32) 🇽 5/9]
Eg:
Now, let us convert the normal body temperature from °F to ° C.
As you know, the normal body temperature = 98.6°F.
°C = [(98.6 -32) 🇽 5/9]
= [ 66.6 🇽 5/9]
°C = 37°
Let us go through some of the FAQs related to degree Celsius & Fahrenheit.
1. How much Fahrenheit is 1°C?
°F = [(1.8 🇽 °C) +32]
= [(1.8 🇽 1) +32]
= [1.8 +32]
°F = 33.8
1°C is equal to 33.8°F
2. What is the concept behind the conversion formula between degree Celsius & Fahrenheit?
In the Celsius scale, the temperature of melting ice is considered as 0°C & that of boiling water as 100°C. The difference between the two fixed points is equally divided into 100 parts & each part is taken as 1°C.
In the Fahrenheit scale, the temp. of melting ice is fixed at 32°F & that of boiling water at 212°F. The difference between the two fixed points is equally divided into 180 parts (212 - 32=180) & each division is considered as 1°F.
So, when we draw both scales graphically, their top & bottom point over the axis will be the same.
Let us consider an a°C. point over the scale as shown below.
When we measure the distance of a°C from the base in Celsius scale
= [L ➗100 х a °C]
The same distance over the Fahrenheit scale
= [L ➗180 х (a °F -32)]
Now,
[(L ➗100) х a °C] = [(L ➗180) х (a °F -32)]
Canceling L on both sides,
[a°C ➗100] = [(a °F -32) ➗180]
(a °F -32) = [(a°C ➗100) х 180]
Canceling 'a' on both sides,
(°F -32) = (9 °C ➗ 5)
°F = [9/5 х °C +32]
°F = [1.8 х °C +32]
3. What is the difference between degree Celsius & degree Centigrade?
Celcius & Centigrade were the same temperature scale named at different time periods.
In the earlier days, the word Centigrade was used in which Centi refers to 100 divisions within the scale & grade for the gradients.
In 1948, the temperature scale was standardized with a more precise definition & named after the inventor as Celsius.
Nowadays, we use both words depending on our geographical locations, but the official term is Celsius.
4. At what temp. point both °Celsius & °Fahrenheit will show the same reading?
The answer is - 40°
Let us check:
°F = [(1.8 🇽 °C) +32]
= [(1.8 🇽 -40°) +32]
= [ -72 + 32 ]
°F = - 40° ✔
Thank you for going through these calculation steps❤. Have a good day 😄.
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