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rosealee

Fahrenheit is usually 36 degrees higher than celcius

dexteright02

Using the following formulas:

\(T(^0C) = [T(^0F) - 32] * \frac{5}{9}\) or \(T(^0C) = \frac{ [T(^0F) - 32]}{( \frac{9}{5} )}\) or \(T(^0C) = \frac{[T(^0F) - 32]}{1.8}\)

Adopting:
Fahrenheit (° F) = 32 ↔ Celsius (° C) = 0

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