Celsius to Fahrenheit Conversion Trick

An engaging, animated video that will help you in temperature conversions. Great Mnemonics provided .
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Fast Math Tricks and Techniques :How to: Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion shortcut : Amazing Temperature Conversion techniques
- Convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit
- Convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius
Suitable for young learners and professionals. Enjoy.
Script:
In this video I'll show you a COOL way to do temperature conversion calculations.As you guys know, there are 2 popular temperature scales:
Fahrenheit, named after the German-Dutch physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit AND
Celsius, named after the Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius.
Most countries have adopted Celsius as their temperature scale.
However some like the Bahamas, Cayman Islands and the United States continue to use the Fahrenheit.
And because of this, many a time, we need to convert from one scale to another.
Alright, now here is the formula most of us are taught:
C = (F -32) X 5 / 9
OR
F = 9/5C + 32
This formula is great and yes it works but it is not very easy to remember.Also many learners find the fractions confusing.
References:
www.brannan.co.uk/celsius-cent...
www.diffen.com/difference/Cels...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celsius
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparis...
ogarnijogarna.wordpress.com/t...
Acknowledgements:
www.openclipart.org
People involved in Video:
Ayush Sinha, Sanjay Noronha, Satyajit Sinha, Preeti Kaul

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This is how I (approximately) convert Celsius into Fahrenheit - FAST! First I memorized the following: 0°C = 32°F 10°C = 50°F 20°C = 68°F 30°C = 86°F 40°C = 104°F 50°C = 122°F For example, if I were to approximately convert 33°C into Fahrenheit, I would do the following: • I know 30°C is 86°F So I know it must be near 86°F. • Because there is a 3 in the ones place a of 33, I times the 3 by 2 (3 × 2 = 6). (Always multiply by 2.) • Now I add my memorized degree, 86°F with the product, 6 and get: 92°F So 33°C ≈ 92°F (However, 33°C = 91.4°F)

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I don't know why my brain thinks similar to yours for these conversions, but I like your way of doing it so much better and it's a lot easier (for me), thank you, but how do you convert in reverse to get Celsius?

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Instead of multiplying, divide and reverse the order

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The simple ( C * 1.8 ) + 32 = F and the ( F - 32 ) / 1.8 = C methods worked for me over the years. 0C = 32F, and so this water freezing point makes the number 32 very easy to recall.

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There's an easier way. Celsius x 2 - 10% + 32. 10°C × 2=20 - 10%=18 + 32=50°F.

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@Mattias Pleš Formula - Celsius x 2 - 10% + 32 Example - 10°C × 2=20 - 10%=18 + 32=50°F

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Jason Duncan what’s 10% of 67

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I always just remember that the two scales are equal at -40, and that 1 degree C is 9/5 of a degree F.

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This is super helpful! Thank you and keep it up! Also, I like the music!

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Thank you for this. As an American this really helps

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[@rashadarmbrister2230]

Anyone who gives negative feed back doesn't understand the word equality....this is an equation and you can manipulate the values how ever you'd like to as long as the equation is balanced....if you ask me this is the formula that should be used in schools...

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So true !!! I couldn't remember this formula till now I like cats and my hand, I can't forget it and 160 easy to remember !!! Very nice !! Thanks funza Academy

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Or the U.S. should just adopt Celsius...

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Great video. Love the mnemonics

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[@dansanger5340]

Exact conversions are rarely required. It's easier to memorize a few notable temperature points: Cold as Hell (-40C/-40F), Freezing (0C/32F), Cool (10C/50C), Room Temperature (20C to 22 C / 68F to 72F), Body Temperature (37C/98.6F), Boiling (100C/212F), Oven (175C/350F).

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I've been using this method because I always forget the order for the conversion. It's pretty useful.

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yest this is an easiest that normal formula to remember it. thank you very much. I like it a lot.

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Very good information. Thank you from an old man over 70 in a Celsiusland.

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This equation is simple but works from college chemistry5F-9C=160 plug in the number and. solve the equation

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[@MikeTorbay]

I would rather use the original formula C = F -32 x 5/9...its more simple!

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Just convert all together to Celsius and ditch Fahrenheit.

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Liam Daniel never, Celsius is lame.used by steeple who don't understand. This is why AMERICA is taking the lead in resisting group think. Fahrenheit has finer granularity, therefore decimals aren't needed. Zero Fahrenheit has a real purpose in life. LEARN

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If we ever switch everybody should go to kevlins not celcius.

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Fahrenheit is still better because you can go outside comfortably when 69º and regularly bake at 420º

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Better conversion trick: Take out smartphone. "Siri, what is the temperature in Celsius?"

[@phoreman88]

if you want an estimate of temperature, the easiest way to do this is round 9/5 to 10/5. You wont get an accurate conversion, but it helps one do this conversion quickly in order to get a rough idea of what temperature it is.

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You did an excellent job and helped me to remember 9 and 5 but what can be used to remember 160? Your help is much appreciated.

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Fahrenheit is also more precise. The ambient temperature on most of the inhabited world ranges from -20 degrees Fahrenheit to 110 degrees Fahrenheit - a 130-degree range. On the Celsius scale, that range is from -28.8 degrees to 43.3 degrees - a 72.1-degree range. This means that you can get a more exact measurement of the air temperature using Fahrenheit because it uses almost twice the scale.

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C --> F = [temp] / 5 x 9 + 32. i.e. 10°C / 5 = (2) x 9 = (18) + 32 = (50°F) F --> C = [temp] - 32 / 9 x 5. i.e. 50°F - 32 = (18) / 9 = (2) x 5 = (10°C) Granted there's no fingers and cats to help us remember, but always seemed straight forward and easy to math out. I think I might have to break out a pencil and paper if I'm doing separate multiplication, then throwing in the 160 to add or minus.

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