Please take this website down as it serves no useful purpose. I never get an answer that even relates to my question.
Twenty-seven degrees.
There's no definite standard. A 2 iron is typically 18
Just like adding normal numbers. Example : 160 degrees + 40 degrees = 200 degrees
You would use lower for degrees. :)
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The temperature and dewpoint of the air (degrees), eventually indicating the relative humidity (percent). Both are dimensionless numbers ... they have no units.
Like in a Hygrometer to measure humidity you use percentage (%)
You can't average temperature and humidity, because they have different units. You can average their numbers, but that result has no meaning.
Most humidity meters should be digital and show the numbers clearly just like an alarm clock. The numbers should not be hard to read or find at all. If the numbers are difficult to find or read I would suggest taking it back to where you got it from and asking for a refund or a new one.
It means what quality or units. Length, weight, density, speed, brightness, humidity etc.or units; Feet, Metres, Kilogrammes, cubic miles, degrees, or just simple numbers, i.e. "There are 6 trees" etc.
Twenty-seven degrees.
1, 10, 19, 24, 32, 43
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There's no definite standard. A 2 iron is typically 18
Just like adding normal numbers. Example : 160 degrees + 40 degrees = 200 degrees
You would use lower for degrees. :)
Math and an ability to work with and be comfortable using numbers.