183 F
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A Fahrenheit degree covers 5/9 the range of temperature that a single Celsius degree covers.
So 84 Celsius degrees cover a range that takes 151.2 Fahrenheit degrees to cover.
But the scales that use these two types of "degrees" start (have their 'zero' points) at
different places (temperatures), so there's no simple, one-step relationship between
their respective values at the same physical temperature.
-- Place one thermometer of each kind in a cold chamber at -40°, and they both
display the same number.
-- Drop them both into a jar of ice-water. The Celsius thermometer reads 0°
and the F. one reads +32°.
-- Using long tongs, ease them both into a pot of boiling water. The Fahrenheit
thermometer reads +212°, while the Celsius one reads +100° .
-- If you could bring them into a lab where absolute zero has been achieved
(never been done) and stick both of your thermometers into the Nobel-prize-
winning cold chamber, the Celsius one would read -273.2° and the Fahrenheit
one would read -459.7° .
-- Going back to what I think you meant by your question, at the temperature
where a Celsius thermometer reads 84°, a Fahrenheit thermometer reads 183.2° .
70 F = 21,1 C
149 degrees F
85 degrees Fahrenheit = 29.44 degrees CelsiusUse this equation to convert degrees Fahrenheit (ºF) to degrees Celsius/Centigrade (ºC): (ºF - 32) / 1.8 =ºC
Conversion formula: [°C] = ([°F] - 32) * 5 / 9 = (84 - 32) * 5 / 9 = 28.9 °C
108°f=136.8°c
19°f=-7.22°c
39.2˚F
35°c
Average high in July = 84 degrees F / 29 degrees C Average low in July = 66 degrees F / 19 degrees C visit weather.com for more info
Use this formula. Temp. F = Temp. C(1.80) + 32 -52 = Temp. C(1.80) + 32 ( subtract 32 from each side ) -84 = Temp C(1.80) ( divide both sides by 1.80 ) = -46.7 Celsius
175 degrees c is equal to 347 deg F
14 deg C = 57.2 deg F.