How to Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit | Math with Mr. J

[@MathwithMrJ]

Thanks for watching! Below is a video on how to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius.
✅ Converting Fahrenheit to Celsius:
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[@biggycheese3176]

what about if its in the negitives like if i wanted to convert 40- c to Fahrenheit

[@Cobs686]

Where did you get the 1.8 and the 32?

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I have tried to learn to convert C to F for YEARS! I’ve read online but everyone wants to complicate it unnecessarily. Thank you for helping to keep it simple.

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[@kamalgrewal2060]

Same

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[@LindzyRussel]

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[@Dimension-in4qt]

I noticed if around 24c-25c if you are estimating if you do (cx2)+25, not +30 for anything over 24C you get a closer number to what the actual conversion gives

[@roastedlemon]

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[@MrJeffcoley1]

Here's my easiest way: Celsius times 2 minus 10%; plus 32. Example: 25C = 25x2 is 50, minus 5 is 45, plus 32 = 77. I just find it easier to do that in my head otherwise I need a piece of paper or a calculator.

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[@simonshek8701]

I like to check using human body temp as reference.
37 or 74-7.4 +32?

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[@mazzonijacopo]

i mean the trick for 1.8 is the same for tipping 18% you get 20% and remove 20%/10.
say you have a check for 200$ 20% is 1/5 so you just get 40.
if you want 18% you do 40-4 ->36 this always works and it's just two steps -> divide by 5, remove 1/10th from it...

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[@marlojohnson5185]

Thank you sooo much.... Thank you for the 1.8 (instead of F=9/5 + 32).
Using 1.8 is faster on a test (than dividing 9 by 5)... I see where the 1.8 came from now😀

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Can you plz explain how you got the 58°F and 88°F
Please be more specific

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[@prestonbrooks1268]

An easy way to do it in your head and get a more accurate number that I found is to do this. We'll use 40 C for an example. 40 x 2 = 80. Then 80 x .1 = 8. Then 80 - 8 = 72. Then 72 + 32 = 104 F. I don't remember my pemdas lol. But taking 10% of the result of the celsius degree x 2, gives you the 1.8 conversion to add 32 to. And, this is just much easier for my brain to process on the fly.

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[@MathwithMrJ]

Glad it helped!

[@chuckgarland5171]

How do you handle -18c to F? (-18*1.8)+32

[@mathematix-rodcast]

A better means of calculating the conversion would be double the temperature in centigrade and then subtract 10% (rounded to a whole number) from that doubling and then add the freezing point point of Fahrenheit (32°).
In his example for 29°C = 58 -6+32= 84°F
The other example 14°C = 28 -3+32=57°F

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[@N847S]

I cant use the simpler version cus even the number behind (.) is counted ex:
14°C ... K
A.58K
B.57.6K
C.57.2K
D.57.8K

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[@Tord_Thirdy]

for the poeple who dont understand c=f is c9number0 x 1.8 now add 32 for it to be completed

[@granoffour]

Are negative temperature conversions done the same way?

[@roastedlemon]

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[@NashHinton]

How to calculate rise in celcius to Fahrenheit?
Not using common scale but increments?
A 1 degree rise in Celcius does not equal 32 degree F rise.
Please explain.

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[@soilakonchellah8689]

do you do *cx1.8+32 on every question that is converting celsius to fairenheight

[@eramperween1893]

Yes this is the formula

[@eramperween1893]

Can u pls explain me that how he multiply 14+1.8 = 25.2 pls

[@yousefasaad8857]

@@eramperween1893 because you drop the decimal point the add it after ur done with the equation

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[@Ozist0088]

But why 1.8? Or 9/5

[@lokanathdas3569]

I have the same doubt

[@pjapuntan2933]

Fraction to decimal.
9÷5= 1.8
Easier to calculate if we use decimal

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Fr like our teacher made us do the fraction which sometimes is confusing as hell​@@pjapuntan2933

[@masfathafolhi5918]

Tf is two tenths ?

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[@Hankjones1]

Just double the 14 =28 and add 30 =58 degrees🎉

[@imreallyagoat]

Thanks for helping cuz I don’t understand Celsius at all

[@RickMentore]

Thank you!

[@christopherconkright1317]

80% of the number plus the number add 32 is how i do it for easy one 300 80% means in my head I subtract 60 add it back 540 +30 so 29 i would push to 30 remove 6 so add 24 54 plus 30 is 84

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Now I can understand
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[@chocowon]

is 1,382 Fahrenheit possible? (not sure if im supposed to write it like that or 1.3k)

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It would seem as though, unfortunately, the higher the temperature, the less accurate the estimated temperature will be.

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